Sentence examples for reconciled figures from inspiring English sources

A hundred and thirty-seven individuals including formally reconciled figures such as Zaeef and Rahmani remain subject to economic and travel sanctions under U.N. resolutions that date back to the late nineteen-nineties.

A hundred and thirty-seven individuals — including formally reconciled figures such as Zaeef and Rahmani — remain subject to economic and travel sanctions under U.N. resolutions that date back to the late nineteen-nineties.

It's on this point that I rebel in favor of, particularly, de Kooning's hardly less ferocious "Women" paintings, which observe the imperative, shared by all the Abstract Expressionists, to reconcile figure and ground.

Opponents say such measures would compromise business secrets and might be confusing to investors, who would have to figure out how to reconcile tax figures with annual reports and earnings figures.

Founder analysis of Sherpas, Dengs, Lhobas and Monpas also had reconciled results (Figure S6).

The EITI then compares and reconciles these figures.

And it's worth noting that Ukip supporters are only slightly less willing than Labour or Tory voters to welcome more immigrants: How do we reconcile these figures with the overall hostility to immigration as a whole?

The court was told how the thefts went unnoticed at the company for years and came to light only after Mr. Chu resigned in July and was asked to help his replacement reconcile some figures.

EITI examines and reconciles the figures from both sides, extractive companies and the state, and checks whether they match up.

Thompson would casually cite philosophers as he spoke, and it was hard to reconcile this figure with someone who is said to have once helped stab sixteen inmates in a single day.

The only way to reconcile my figure with fashion is to stop cursing it and appreciate it for what it is.