Sentence examples for reconcile statements from inspiring English sources

It promised to reconcile statements from individual trades with Mr. Madoff's custodial records.

It is an attempt by some inside the movements to reconcile statements written and endorsed in the different assemblies around the world.

Senator Jeff Sessions, the Alabama lawmaker who is the committee's ranking Republican, indicated on the Senate floor on Monday that he could not reconcile statements made by the judge in her confirmation hearings two weeks ago with her earlier speeches and some rulings.

Luther had no interest in reconciling statements and making comparisons: "I have not compared, but have asserted and do assert…" (quoted in Boyle 1983 46).

And barely six months after starting in the job, she faced off with David Duke, the former Klansman who was running for governor of Louisiana, in an interview that turned volatile as she confronted him with his earlier statements about race and pressed him to reconcile those statements with his more placid campaign statements.

Such companies would still have to reconcile their statements with American accounting rules.

Mr. Obama now has to reconcile past statements and policy with his current situation.

Another candidate for office is struggling to reconcile misleading statements he made about his record in the military.

American companies must use rules established by the Financial Accounting Standards Board, a group chosen by the S.E.C., and foreign companies that do not use international standards must reconcile their statements with the American rules before their securities can trade in American markets.

Asked how he could reconcile the statements with the government's higher education package, Pyne said: "I'm not raising fees, I'm freeing the university sector to place a value on the courses they offer students.

The S.E.C., under the chairmanship of Christopher Cox, announced that foreign companies that traded in the United States would no longer need to reconcile their statements to American GAAP, so long as they followed international standards exactly as laid down by the international board.