Conservation planners must reconcile trade-offs associated with using biodiversity data of differing qualities to make decisions.
Most stock broker services have to pay an external clearing house to reconcile trades between buyers and sellers.
Thus they are asked to confirm and reconcile trading records in stocks, bonds or more obscure securities like derivatives or investments in private equity firms.
Viteos, an Indian start-up, pays new MBA graduates in Bangalore $10,000 a year to administer American hedge funds, work that involves reconciling trades and valuing investments for a demanding set of customers.
'For example, reconciling UK trade interests (including trade in commodities) with sound pro-poor development policy and maintenance of international human rights might be difficult…..A coherent UK global-health strategy is important in navigating an economically and ethically acceptable path through the priority areas' [[ 26], p. 857].
The National Grain and Feed Association has voiced concern over the extended hours, claiming there was insufficient time to close out and reconcile floor-trading activities and perform the required accounting and other back-office functions before electronic trading reopens.
Mr. Perna said, however, that the bank would take much of the rest of the week to reconcile its trades from last week to make sure that its records and those of its customers and their trading partners agree.
The main problem seems to have been attitudinal in nature, with Britons struggling to reconcile the trade-off between individual privacy and the collective benefits of medical research.
Early on in the policy process it was acknowledged that there were potential conflicts between the priorities that were emerging and that there might be difficulty reconciling UK trade interests with sound development policy [ 26, 45].
Yet, although it is possible to reconcile regionalism in trade with progress towards free global trade, it also carries two big dangers: that it could slow or even derail multilateral liberalisation, and that it could leave out many of the world's poorest countries.The rhetoric coming out of Asia sounds reasonable enough.
