Nobody could reconcile Jeanne's sisters.
But nothing could reconcile the emperor to Bohemond of Antioch.
General Buchanan said he did not think Al Qaeda could reconcile its differences with the Iraqi government.
He believed that with reason, compassion, and accommodation, he could reconcile a warring clergy.
Here was a place where, Ms. Khan believed, she could reconcile her American identity with her religious heritage.
Just as it used to be said that only a right-wing Republican like Richard Nixon could reconcile the United States with China, so it may take a French Socialist to reconcile Europe to a new round of trade liberalisation.
Few of them could reconcile scientific information with their own Islamic point of view.
The initial reaction model failed to predict these results, and no adjustment could reconcile the differences.
GWR is a local regression model that could reconcile the use of statistical regression models with GIS (Fotheringham et al. 1998, 2003).
Is that a relationship you could reconcile then?
