Sentence examples for reconcile support from inspiring English sources

The president said it was "hard to reconcile" support for Israel's self-defence and concern for the death of innocent Palestinians.

This is why Carson is able to reconcile support of civil rights for African-Americans with their denial to gays and lesbians, as he stated on CNN last week.

The Republicans must also try to reconcile support for legislation that would have its greatest impact in the state courts with their traditional philosophical commitment to federalism, which would leave most local matters to the states.

"I wonder how one reconciles support for even one year's exemption with the very strong words of the secretary general," Mr. Dicker said.

Its many MST sympathisers struggle to reconcile their support with the need to uphold the law.

So how are Palestinians to reconcile such support for Palestinian statehood with Israel's construction of settlements?

But as events in Boston suburbs in recent months have shown, it has also put American Jews in an anguished dilemma as they try to reconcile their support of Israel with their commitment to fighting genocide.

If you have ever struggled to reconcile your support of the rebellion in rap with its inhuman and misogynist commonplaces, "Beginning to See the Light" will feel like it was written yesterday.

The frustration of Catholic leaders with Catholic politicians who made little or no effort to reconcile their support of abortion rights with church teaching on the morality of abortion goes back decades.

I had to reconcile my support for so much else that Labour was doing and had done with my opposition to individual policies such as war in Iraq, but also the marketisation of public services and our increasingly poor record on civil liberties.

As head of the nation's third-largest archdiocese, George shepherded the Chicago church through school closings and the priest sexual abuse scandal, striving to reconcile his support for the clergy with the pain of victims.