Sentence examples for reconciling both from inspiring English sources

A practical approach to Critical Theory responds to pluralism in the social sciences in two ways, once again embracing and reconciling both sides of the traditional opposition between epistemic (explanatory) and non-epistemic (interpretive) approaches to normative claims.

As a first step towards the synthesis of controllers reconciling both qualitative and quantitative specifications, we investigate in this paper the use of symbolic models for time-optimal controller synthesis.

We discuss on the apparently contradictory results from divergence and polymorphism data and propose an evolutionary scenario reconciling both patterns.

Setting our sights on the future, we will close by highlighting the importance of reconciling both NPC structure and function, as we strive towards converging on a single conceptual, mechanistic understanding of the NPC.

Gaysian celebrations work to reconcile both sides of our identities.

On Cuba, however, there was nothing to reconcile: both chambers' provisions were identical.

Mr. Rasmussen is spending the next few weeks trying to reconcile both sides.

A friend talked him out of suicide and now, aged 41, he is reconciled both to his homosexuality and Christianity.

While Lomu the symbol and Lomu the person were often difficult men to reconcile, both were irresistible.

In his Jefferson Oration in Virginia on 4 July 1963 entitled The Battle for Freedom, Sir Robert Menzies, the prime minister of Australia stated: American history has reconciled both conceptions.

They were eventually reconciled both personally and professionally, with Pinter going on to direct The Late Middle Classes and The Old Masters.