Sentence examples for potential reconciliation from inspiring English sources

"We have a potential reconciliation strategy to sell," the senior Pakistani official said.

And in "Que Me Vas a Dar" ("What Will You Give Me"), she drips sarcasm as she negotiates the terms of a potential reconciliation.

Friends say that Carter saw, in the potential reconciliation between Knight and Dr Dre, a chance not only to increase his own profile but to make a new kind of history.

Despite differing assessments of the effect of the Special Operations campaign inside Afghanistan, senior military officials agree that potential reconciliation with the leadership of the Afghan Taliban, and the reintegration of its low-level fighters, will occur only when the government can negotiate from a position of strength.

His appearance Monday in front of 47,437 fans marked the beginning of a potential reconciliation from a feud that included the Yankees' snubbing of Torre during the closing ceremony to Yankee Stadium in 2008 and portions of his revealing 2009 book, "The Yankee Years," that offended General Manager Brian Cashman.

This study built an exhaustible resources model that seeks to achieve a potential reconciliation between Ricardo and Hotelling using a dynamic input output model with classical features.

In recent interviews, Mr. Bush's aides have signaled the argument he will be making: that the progress General Petraeus has made at the provincial level, where Sunni Arabs have turned against Al Qaeda, will slowly start affecting politics and the potential for reconciliation in Baghdad, at the national level.

Two habitat improvement techniques with great potential for reconciliation ecology in urban areas are the installation of living roofs and walls, which have been shown to support a range of taxa at local scales.

Mr. Maliki's moves against Shiite militias have built some trust with wary Sunnis, offering the potential for political reconciliation.

Despite deep American concerns about Pakistan's trustworthiness as an ally, Pakistan has also emerged in recent months as a potential agent for reconciliation.

Bush and Lieberman Even as Democrats complain that the election was stolen from them, there is potential for a reconciliation between Mr. Bush and the Democrats' vice presidential standard bearer, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut.