Sentence examples for reconciliation document from inspiring English sources

"I don't think they want to parade their individual shame in front of the broad masses but … some kind of expiation by the party, a unilateral truth and reconciliation document.

A nurse confided that "at times the nurses will simply cut and paste medication profile information from [the system] into the medication reconciliation document without properly verifying all of the medications on the list".

The federal government also agreed to pay 1.9 billion Canadian dollars (about $1.85 billion) to surviving students and to establish a truth and reconciliation commission to document the experiences of children who attended the schools.

According to one diplomat, the British responded that they had been trying to pursue reconciliation and had documents approving the project signed by Afghanistan's ministry of the interior and by its intelligence service.

In January 1997 Germany and the Czech Republic signed a document of reconciliation in which Germany acknowledged regret for its treatment of Czechs during the Nazi era, and the Czech Republic expressed remorse for Czechoslovakia's expulsion of some three million Germans from the Sudeten region following World War II.

In 1998 the South African truth and reconciliation commission published intelligence documents suggesting that a bomb had been placed on board.

Perkins, like many in the indigenous community, was upset by Australia Prime Minister John Howard's decision last month not to sign documents of reconciliation that are being prepared by the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation.

All revisions made to both forward and backward translations during the reconciliation process were carefully documented in a table showing the source language, target language version, comments and revisions made.

Many believe that even if the two sides sign the document, no real reconciliation will follow because the anger between them runs so deep.

Medication reconciliation, which involves obtaining and documenting a list of medications from the patient and ensuring that this matches the list in the medical record, has been established as a Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goal [ 10].

However, the document, entitled "Memory and Reconciliation: The Church and the Mistakes of the Past," also stresses that many acts of earlier centuries cannot be judged solely by contemporary standards.