Sentence examples for reconciling relations from inspiring English sources
But since November, he has worked to repair his reputation in Washington and has won over many in the White House with the critical roles he played in negotiating a cease-fire after Israel's eight-day operation in the Gaza Strip, reconciling relations between Turkey and Israel and planning Mr. Obama's much-heralded March visit to Israel.
Historians have reported that Sitting Bull gave speeches about his desire for education for the young, and reconciling relations between the Sioux and whites.
I think that's one of the reasons why they sought to reconcile relations.
Future analyses of working conditions should consider factors more specifically affecting women workers, such as physical workloads, reconciling work and family, relations with clients and sexual harassment.
He was in a delicate position, and to add to the irony, the enemies Bob was trying to reconcile were often relations, old neighbours and schoolmates.
If time flows the same for both observers, as Newton believed, then the two frames of reference are reconciled by the relation: x′ = x − vt.
Indeed, Mr. McCain has long advocated reconciling the two countries and was instrumental in the establishment of diplomatic relations with Hanoi five years ago.
And it wasn't as if he was afraid of speaking his mind or even of straining relations with those who were important to this project of reconciling South Africans from different backgrounds.
Mrs. Clinton said the Honduran government that took office in January was democratically elected, was reconciling the population split by last June's coup and deserved normal relations with countries that cut ties after the ouster of the former president.
They are reconciled to more-distant relations with Middle Eastern governments, if that is necessary to establish political systems that give ordinary citizens more say in their own affairs.
