The relationship with the local community is like a marriage: it is too difficult to reconcile once you've reached large scale conflict.
However, each side will continue to have its own spending priorities, and those differences will be difficult to reconcile once the appropriators get down to the work of actual cuts.
But it was difficult to keep the extensive chain of the author's logic straight, to follow him into the misty reaches of ratiocination as he sought to reconcile, once and for all, intuition and rational thought.
Nearly a year after calling it quits for the third time, the pair is rumored to have reconciled once again.
Rumors are swirling that Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez may be reconciling once again, but the question of why they broke up in the first place has never been answered -- until now.
This doesn't necessarily mean that it is resolved and reconciled once and for all, but rather there is a sense of acceptance of things as they are and that there are no unspoken feelings such as resentment or disappointment that are being withheld.
I think it's hard to reconcile, in once case you reach complete conclusion, and the other side, you have — you have not, and you — in fact, obviously, there's a lot there, as — as we know — as you called it a, quote, "big deal". She's one of the candidates.
Instead, we confess our sins to one who loves us and was willing to be crucified in order to reconcile us once and for all.
As for reconciling a once taboo substance with the teachings of Judaism, Elefant put it simply, telling MUNCHIES earlier this year, "Judaism is insistent upon the fact that we take care of ourselves... so if a doctor prescribes marijuana, there's no reason not to take it".
At the corner of 17th and I, workers tried to reconcile what they once thought of this bearded homeless man, who wears a towel on his head, with his surprising history.
The hard truth is, my indecision and sentimentality have all just been an excuse: what I really can't reconcile is that once I pack it up, I'm packing it in — acknowledging that there will be no No. 3, not for us.
