Sentence examples for reconcile communities from inspiring English sources

Many of our programs help reconcile communities and bring groups of opposition together.

He should demonstrate as quickly as possible that he also has their interests at heart, is taking steps to end the abuses that have marginalized them, and reintegrate them into an Iraq that aims to reconcile communities and rejects calls for retribution.

This complicates transnational relations on the local level in the same area where the MDTP aims to correct the arbitrariness with which African borders have been drawn historically and to reconcile communities that are divided by this border (Derwent et al. 2003).

"We will continue the work of healing the nation, uniting the people, reconciling communities and ensuring that justice for the victims is achieved".

In reconciling community-based studies that have not found any differences in severity with the experience of intensive care units, patients requiring hospitalisation with H1N1/09 were more likely to require admission to intensive care than those with infection with other strains.

In Sierra Leone, for instance, a programme called Fambul Tok – Krio for "family talk" – has incorporated football into its efforts to help reconcile divided communities after the civil war.

Kenyans' new reflexes are a terrible indictment of a political class that had five years to reconcile ethnic communities polarized by the 2007-8 violence but instead obsessed over the International Criminal Court's prosecution of a few high-profile politicians suspected of orchestrating the violence.

And with that, they're off - on a dangerous journey into the interior of their country, to try to reconcile two communities divided by hatred.

I was torn between "Reconciling Medieval Communities: Priests, People and Prostitutes" and "U.S.

"If Uhuru and Ruto have succeeded in reconciling warring communities, isn't that the point?" asked Edward Kirathe, a real estate developer.

Now it's up to the mother to reconcile these different communities".