Sentence examples for that reconcile from inspiring English sources

So as we strengthen the Afghan government and security forces, America will join initiatives that reconcile the Afghan people, including the Taliban.

Democrats also wanted assurances they would have an equal number of senators on so-called conference committees -- those committees that reconcile the differences between House and Senate bills.

So as we strengthen the Afghan government and Security Forces, America will join initiatives that reconcile the Afghan people, including the Taliban.

Part of the hope is that the reforms will facilitate more involvement from individual senators in the legislative process either through the amendment process or the conferences that reconcile House and Senate bills.

The letters described Augusta as "publicly flaunting its practice of sex discrimination" and asked the members for statements that reconcile their corporate or public positions for workplace diversity with the club's policy.

Consequently, there are cropping systems that reconcile agricultural production and biodiversity.

JP: How is that reconciled with what you have just been telling us?

Finding a system that reconciled the lunar year with the solar year was the great challenge of calendar-making.

Here was a rare performance that reconciled the contrary elements of this single-movement, 30-minute sonata: the wild fantasy, the inexorable sweep, the unorthodox design.

Joanna Vanderham's Desdemona reveals the sparkle that captivated Othello and the mettle that reconciles us to her loving him even as she dies at his hands.

A strong, intelligently booked day of jazz that reconciles the music's aesthetic center with some of its semi-wild strains.