Sentence examples for reconcile views from inspiring English sources

That progress, announced Friday, came as negotiators struggled to reconcile views on Europe's constitution, particularly the voting system giving suitable weights to larger and smaller members.

22 A Deal on European Defense Britain, France and Germany struck a deal on a common defense, but struggled to reconcile views on the continent's constitution, particularly the voting system giving suitable weights to larger and smaller members.

But Kuhn's attempts to reconcile those views with the implications of his earlier views created their own controversies.

However, people with left wing views are much more likely to back independence, so they may struggle to reconcile these views with a Labour Party that campaigned vociferously for "no" in the indyref.

However, if we do think that they show that Plato held impartialist ethical views in the Laws, we will be left with important questions about how to reconcile those views with his eudaimonism.

These results elucidate the hippocampal-entorhinal circuit dynamics for memory recall and reconcile disparate views on the role of the hippocampus in scene processing vs. associative memory.

But our findings are also consistent with different theoretical views on presence (i.e. action- and perception-oriented) and may thus help to reconcile these views in one conceptual framework [ 5, 10].

John tried to reconcile his views with those of his opponents before his death in 1334.

Also, and importantly, the public option offered a way to reconcile differing views among Democrats.

Yves, their common friend, tries to reconcile their views and only succeeds in antagonising both of them.

Ed Davey, the UK's energy and climate secretary, said: "I think we will be able to reconcile these views".