He even directed an episode of Miss Marple, whose genteel pleasures one struggles to reconcile with, for example, the interaction of an eyeball and a meat skewer in Only God Forgives.
For example, reconcile your Quickbooks accounts.
While the religious beliefs are often "compatible" (as Father Damien writes to the Pope) (49), there are aspects of the two religions that cannot be reconciled in the novel, for example, in regard to death.
For example, reconciling different options for study drug stopping rules in patients with background liver diseases will require further discussion.
'For example, reconciling UK trade interests (including trade in commodities) with sound pro-poor development policy and maintenance of international human rights might be difficult…..A coherent UK global-health strategy is important in navigating an economically and ethically acceptable path through the priority areas' [[ 26], p. 857].
Yes and no.It is hard, for example, to reconcile Mr Chirac's promise to improve visa procedures—"visa, visa" was one of the crowds' loudest slogans with the pledge (to the French) of his interior minister to crack down on "the huge increase in the number of visas issued, which is at the root of the growth in illegal immigration".
The FDA could reconcile these legitimate concerns by, for example, establishing an alternative pathway under which companies present truthful off-label medical information for expedited review and clearance.
For example, to reconcile statistical optimal designs with practicality, Parker and Gennings (2008) suggest penalizing locally optimal designs with a desirability function.
The curves for Europe and North America, for example, are reconciled by the assumption that the latter has drifted about 30° westward relative to Europe since the Triassic Period.
