Sentence examples for reconcile policy from inspiring English sources

A key issue facing policymakers in several countries is how to reconcile policy commitments to develop offshore CO2 storage with other competing – and potentially conflicting – uses of the marine environment.

The House of Representatives voted Wednesday to repeal "Don't Ask Don't Tell" is an all-too-rare example of Congress' attempting to reconcile policy (and law) with common sense.

He could not, for instance, reconcile policies that made him wait weeks for food aid with Sheemie's need to eat every day.

Republicans are in a tizzy that Democrats are threatening to use the budgetary procedure known as reconciliation -- it reconciles policy with fiscal guidelines -- to overhaul the health care system, possibly enact legislation on climate change and rewrite education policy.

We will have to continue to reconcile federal policy with state policy".

Making an (analytical) distinction between three main dimensions of the interface of policy making, namely the presence of a multitude of actors, the difficulty of integrating different knowledge systems and the need to reconcile different policy levels, enabled us to deal with the complexity of policy making processes.

When Anderson Cooper pressed him on how he could possibly reconcile his policy on preconditions with a repeal of Obamacare, he had absolutely nothing to say.

"She's got to reconcile the policy agenda she laid out with the constraints that are being placed on that by at least 48 of her colleagues who think what she suggested publicly without consultation was a huge mistake," he said.

Statutes of limitations seek to reconcile competing policy and legal interests.

In England, David Cameron's Happiness Survey will have the daunting task of trying to reconcile foreign policy issues with the economic unrest of UK citizens.

"We now have to reconcile that policy with the fact that little kids under 2 are able to use these devices and learn from them," says Gwenn O'Keeffe, M.D., a pediatrician, fellow of the AAP and author of CyberSafe: Protecting and Empowering Kids in the Digital World of Texting, Gaming, and Social Media.