Sentence examples for process of reconciling from inspiring English sources

They are still furious that the Republicans shut them out of the process of reconciling the Senate and House versions of their bill.

Legislators from the House of Representatives and the Senate this week continued the erratic process of reconciling versions of bills passed by each chamber.

During the process of reconciling the output of the Senate's Health and Finance Committees, he overruled the wishes of the latter.

The process of reconciling the legislation will most likely be undertaken with the aim of preserving the fragile coalition that made its passage in the Senate possible.

With Senate Republicans still celebrating their success in voting through a highly controversial tax bill, their colleagues in the House of Representatives have already begun the process of reconciling it with the bill they passed last month.

Or to be more exact – and the narrator is very exact on this question – it's about the life-long process of reconciling himself to his body, this "intimate stranger" that is simultaneously himself and a constant mystery to him.

Rapid Ethical Assessment (REA) is a form of rapid ethnographic assessment conducted at the beginning of research project to guide the consent process with the objective of reconciling universal ethical guidance with specific research contexts.

Instead of reconciling Russian society, the process exacerbated political divisions, which ran deeper than many had imagined.

Negotiators from the House and Senate met today in hopes of reconciling their differing bills, but the process has gotten off to a somewhat rocky start, aides said.

Habermas thinks he fulfills in this way Hegel's aim of reconciling the individual and society, because the communication process extends individuals beyond their private perspectives in the process of reaching agreement.

Comparison of the RING analysis results on reconciling single-gene mutant phenotypes in S. pombe with the study of reconciling single-gene mutants of S. cerevisiae using GrowMatch, demonstrates the advantages of the flexibility RING brings to the process.