Sentence examples for permanent reconciliation from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton still have not been seen together by the press since reports of their "permanent" reconciliation were relayed Wednesday from Switzerland.

They suspect an American ploy to win huge contracts for its nuclear-power industry, or, in the words of Brahma Chellaney, a leading strategic thinker, of using "an energy bait to gain a handle on India's main strategic asset, its nuclear-weapons programme .Yet, in the same breath, the government also advertises this agreement as marking a "permanent reconciliation" with America.

Prince Harry's on-and-off girlfriend Chelsy Davy is expected to be at the wedding, and no doubt raise speculation if a permanent reconciliation is on the cards.

The transfer to The Hague of the remaining fugitive indictees who continue to elude international justice would be a fitting tribute to the victims of Srebrenica as well as a major stride towards permanent peace, stability and reconciliation.

"The time has come," he writes, "for compromise, reconciliation, healing and a permanent end to the violence".

It would be easier to get 60 votes in a true bipartisan process, and the product would be better — and because it's not reconciliation you could do it permanent.

Section 101(a) of H.R. 8 makes permanent the the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 (EGTRRA) and the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010 (TRA 2010).

In 2001, Republicans who controlled the White House and Congress could not get the 60 votes needed for permanent tax cuts, so they had to use a parliamentary tactic called "reconciliation" to beat a Democratic filibuster.

Republicans countered by arguing that individuals and corporations alike could receive a permanent tax cut if Democrats agreed to work with them outside the reconciliation process.

Evildoers who refuse reconciliation with God receive a recompense addressed precisely to their offense: a permanent state of separation from the God they reject.

Edward attempted reconciliation, but in July the opposition occupied London and called for the permanent removal of the Despensers.