Sentence examples for properly reconcile from inspiring English sources

He said it was important to fully understand where the university went wrong, to properly reconcile and heal.

The S.E.C. lawsuit, filed in a Chicago federal court, alleged Chase failed to properly reconcile the amount of bonds outstanding and the amount owed to each bondholder.

I never know how to properly reconcile these disparate feelings so my artwork often shows the two sides I'm struggling with, mashed up into one image.

In an emergency it's better to put real-time data out today and clean it up tomorrow than wait for a properly reconciled version which may never happen.

This paper presents a new methodology where the model outputs are corrected explicitly for the mismatch such that, with the updated parameter estimates the identification and optimization objectives are properly reconciled.

The mLCI measurements must be properly reconciled with the fluorimetric data, since mLCI data are sampled 5-times more frequently and offset from the fluorimetric data due to the endoscope design.

Having identified conflicting evidence, the next step is to pinpoint the cause of the inconsistency, e.g. whether the data have been misinterpreted or biases not properly acknowledged and hence to reconcile the differences.

Developing evidence of violations means digging through years' worth of complex financial records and trying to reconcile whether a company properly reported its results under the accounting rules.

Correa said that although it was very difficult to modernise individual bungalows without damaging the aesthetic effect across the whole zone, it would be possible to reconcile development with preservation if the process were properly managed.

Mr. Mendow brokered a compromise: his client's husband agreed to refrain from yelling at his newfangled contraption when he could not hear it properly, and the couple reconciled.

Clegg feels that the Conservatives have never reconciled themselves properly to the concept of coalition, partly because they were so sure they were going to win outright, and partly because the coalition deal was never put to any democratic forum of the Conservative party.