Sentence examples for ongoing reconciliation from inspiring English sources
TOKYO, Wednesday, Aug. 8 — The two Koreas announced Wednesday morning that they would hold a summit meeting later this month, the first since a groundbreaking meeting in 2000 began an ongoing reconciliation process on the Korean peninsula.
The statement said that the prime minister asked Ms. Khar to plan a visit to Afghanistan and that participants discussed the "ongoing reconciliation process" — a euphemism for possible peace talks with the Taliban.
On June 27 , 2012 in an encounter widely viewed as having great symbolic importance to the ongoing reconciliation efforts in Northern Ireland, McGuinness, a onetime commander in the IRA, shook hands with Elizabeth II during a visit to Belfast by the British queen.
On June 27 , 2012 in an event widely seen as having great symbolic importance for the ongoing reconciliation efforts in Northern Ireland, McGuinness and Elizabeth II shook hands twice (once in private and again in public) during a visit by the British monarch to Belfast.
"And that's why the president made the explicit reference to the need for progress in the ongoing reconciliation process".
C2Cards can contribute to ongoing reconciliation efforts by simplifying the identification of consensus and conflicts between pathway databases and lowering the threshold for experts to contribute.
But the pursuit of justice should not replace or undermine ongoing national reconciliation efforts.
De Klerk's outrageous views don't just shatter his legacy; they also undermine ongoing national reconciliation efforts.
However, he said the "ongoing challenges of reconciliation" remained the "single overarching issue that will determine the future of this country".
The other part requires, firstly, sustaining ongoing efforts toward reconciliation, the reconstitution of the Iraqi army and integrating Iraq's Shia paramilitary groups into the armed forces.
"Our position is that the premature release of the tapes could threaten the safety of the participants, the enterprise of oral history, and the ongoing peace and reconciliation process in Northern Ireland," Jack Dunn, a spokesman for Boston College, said in a statement.
