Sentence examples for reconciled with it from inspiring English sources

Would she have remained a thorn in the side of the royal family, or would she have become reconciled with it?

Whether he will be reconciled with it and forgiven, or remain splintered and lacking, is a question that resonates beyond the last page.

In this sense, the economic needs of a population should not clash with the natural environment but rather be reconciled with it.

But she said that should not necessarily rule out Afghan efforts to reconcile with it.

"Avengers Assemble!" shouted by a white guy wearing a flag is a pretty difficult message to reconcile with "It takes a nation of millions to hold us back".

Most Israelis suppose, not without cause, that Hamas is committed to a severe Islamist theocracy, and armed struggle against Israel, or against any Palestinian willing to reconcile with it.

It also faces a number of other hurdles; it needs to be reconciled with the decriminalisation bill, and it does not enjoy majority public support (40% are in favour).

When it reconciled with the renamed Labour party in 1968, he led another splinter faction called the National List which, after his retirement in 1970, soon joined and then merged with Likud.

In light of the fact that the defense bill, which has passed the Senate, must still be reconciled with the House of Representatives' version, it is possible that the offending provisions could be deleted.

Then it will need to be reconciled with a Senate proposal before it becomes law.

If the Sarbanes bill successfully runs the Republican gantlet and is approved by the Senate, it would still have to be reconciled with the House bill before it could reach the president's desk.