Sentence examples for reconciliation made from inspiring English sources

And Omar's lofty talk about "historical reconciliation" made me wonder whether we were both involved in an elaborate game of manipulation, each for a different purpose.

The US resolution calls for implementation of the constructive recommendations on reconciliation made by the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission; asks the government to present a plan to implement the recommendations and investigate the alleged violations at the end of the conflict; and offers international support and technical assistance to Sri Lanka to help address these issues.

The crowd represented all kinds of Americans; Bobby Kennedy's fight for racial reconciliation made him, to many, 'the most trusted white man in black America'.

The crowd represented all kinds of Americans; Bobby Kennedy's fight for racial reconciliation made him, to many, 'the most trusted white man in black America.' The people in this photograph had a meaningful connection with Kennedy and an appreciable reason to build a sign, stand in the heat, and say goodbye to the man who had once offered them hope".

Richard C. Holbrooke, who was Carter's assistant secretary of state for East Asia, said in an interview that his main regret was that Vietnam failed to respond to an offer of reconciliation, made by the United States in May, 1977, until the autumn of 1978.

The best they can do is to help Afghanistan find its own path to political reconciliation, making sure it does not trip on the way.

Despite harsh treatments at the hands of the apartheid government, Mr. Mandela advocated forgiveness and reconciliation, making him an icon of peacemaking the world over.

She worked to create an "inclusive and tolerant government," as her inaugural address put it, focused on reconciliation, making sure each ethnic group was included in proportion to its size.

Furthermore, BSC remains advantageous in the absence of Byzantine failures, and the bounded set reconciliation makes it particularly efficient at handling various non-Byzantine faults.

Yet, that doesn't mean the merely wine-interested can't carve their own abbreviated educational path that's less memorization and more wisdom-based personal reconciliation, making a journey towards deeper wine appreciation.

Begich's willingness to support reconciliation makes him the 50th senator on record to be open to a vote on health care reform using the filibuster-busting procedure.