Sentence examples for reconciling of differences from inspiring English sources
He will be missed by those forced to endure violence and victimization, destitute poverty, and economic and social disintegration heaped upon injustices and a world that appears unsurpassed in its indifference to values that support the reconciling of differences.
The tensions about the life and works of the poet, evident over the 50 years since his death are still there but the key players, including the City and County of Swansea, are finding ways of reconciling their differences in the 'production' of Dylan Thomas.
He said that instead of reconciling their differences in his Sonata for Violin and Piano, he would emphasize their independence.
Therefore, the data interpretation of cell-based assays would be challenging in terms of reconciling differences with data acquired through different cell culture models.
At the same time, lawmakers must start work on the task of reconciling differences in the House and Senate version of the prescription drug legislation and a measure to extend an increase in the child tax credit to millions of working families.
Ms. Collins said she was encouraged by negotiations with Representatives Peter Hoekstra of Michigan and Jane Harman of California of the House Intelligence Committee on reconciling the differences between the chambers.
If archaea are derived, there must be some way of reconciling the major differences between them and bacteria.
The split at the exchange simply reflected the different preferences of its customers.Big exchanges have to reconcile all sorts of differences between those who use them.
Such studies, which involve "single-forcing" simulations of, for example, greenhouse gases, ozone or aerosols are a tool that can be used for attribution of observed changes, and reconciling the differences between recent and projected changes.
But Reagan saw the wisdom of the alliance, and the two men united politically without ever fully reconciling their differences.
Bill Clinton was a master at reconciling differences among Democrats of varying stripes.
