Sentence examples for reconciliation exercise from inspiring English sources

"That is actually what the Sri Lankan government, in its own lessons learned and reconciliation exercise, found - there were more questions to be answered.

Because such schemes are only superficially personal, they may leave intact the wounds and reactive attitudes of victims many of whom must continue to live alongside the neighbors who victimized them prior to the public truth and reconciliation exercise (Williams, 2008).

The whole point of the reconciliation exercise is to subvert the filibuster in the Senate with a 50-vote threshold for passage, in theory making this the easy part of the GOP plan to end the Affordable Care Act.

For instance, medication reconciliation exercises often stall at initiation, as patients are unable to recall the names of their medications.

President Karzai turned the reconciliation process into an exercise in futility by selecting Rabbani to head the Afghan High Peace Council in the first place, because by doing so he commissioned a Tajik warlord with a significant amount of Pashtun blood on his hands to seek out and negotiate a settlement with members of a Pashtun-dominated insurgency.

Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi of Japan visited this city today to express contrition for his country's brutal colonial past, in his second exercise in regional reconciliation in two weeks.

They are not purely exercises in truth and reconciliation … they are about ensuring justice is done.

That would have been a dandy time to get Republicans around a table, done the bipartisan exercise, and then started threatening reconciliation.

Whenever, in such a context, these constitutional protections are asserted against the exercise of valid governmental powers, a reconciliation must be effected, and that perforce requires an appropriate weighing of the respective interests involved.

In an attempt to present her party as something more than stale broth that's has been reheated, she has mentioned the need for a national truth-telling exercise, similar to Desmond Tutu's truth and reconciliation commission.

Fifteen years after the opening of diplomatic relations, and 35 years since the end of the Vietnam war, the carrier's visit, and the joint naval exercises that followed, were striking tokens of reconciliation.