Sentence examples similar to on reconcile from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morsi's advisers say they are intent on reconciling the rival factions.

You can see here my thoughts on reconciling the differences between state and national polls.

But Muslims see him as a humane commentator on reconciling Islam with life in the West.

QUANTUM mechanics, the theory that explains how the universe's fundamental particles behave, thrives on reconciling opposites.

His essay is partly a meditation on reconciling his separation from his birthplace with the unfamiliarity of his adopted home.

But they face hard questions on reconciling open government with free speech – and living up to their progressive rhetoric.

Mr. Rose, in his muscular, often explosive readings, seemed intent on reconciling them by playing Brahms with a weight and volume more typically lavished on Liszt's showpieces.

Because neither the House nor Senate has passed a bill, the two chambers have not yet worked on reconciling their differences.

Much of the funding for these studies has come from the John Templeton Foundation, a philanthropy that focusses on reconciling science and religion.

A Senate-House conference committee that is working on reconciling differences between the two bills has scheduled its first meeting for Wednesday.

Ms. Collins said she was encouraged by negotiations with Representatives Peter Hoekstra of Michigan and Jane Harman of California of the House Intelligence Committee on reconciling the differences between the chambers.