Sentence examples for paths of reconciliation from inspiring English sources

And, as we help our veterans navigate their paths of reconciliation and reintegration, we may become better citizens ourselves.

It is so much handier to be rid of those who offend us than to walk the path of reconciliation.

"For the welfare of our peoples, there is no other recourse but a pursuit of the path of reconciliation".

"After what has happened today in Katyn, after what we have heard, we simply cannot leave the path of reconciliation.

"There is a lot of work ahead — tackling economic woes and leading the country on the path of reconciliation," she said.

During the encounter, Cameron quoted Winston Churchill, urging the president to show "in victory, magnanimity", and compared the path of reconciliation to the Northern Ireland peace process.

His "Urbi et Orbi" message called for the Ivory Coast to "tread the path of reconciliation and pardon" and he prayed that Japan found consolation as it sought to recover from last month's earthquake and tsunami.

I continue to believe that the political path of reconciliation forged by Nelson Mandela and the ANC was appropriate for the time: It was built on a commitment to peace, which was necessary during turbulent transition.

"Mandela took the path of reconciliation from the day of his release," the late, great New York Times columnist Anthony Lewis wrote in May of 1994, shortly before the inauguration of the president of the African National Congress as the President — the first democratically elected President — of the Republic of South Africa.

"Mandela took the path of reconciliation from the day of his release," the late, great New York Times columnist Anthony Lewis wrote in May of 1994, shortly before the inauguration of the president of the African National Congress as the President the first democratically elected President of the Republic of South Africa.

The government has strenuously denied such allegations and insists they are on the path of reconciliation and rebuilding Sri Lanka's north.