Sentence examples for that will reconcile from inspiring English sources

That is the case he will make to the Congressional panel that will reconcile the two bills.

The amendment will be reviewed later this year by the conference committee that will reconcile the House and Senate transportation bills.

A safe hit is the only way to get the bill out of the Senate and on its way to the House and Senate committee that will reconcile the differences.

Greg looks at yesterday's talk shows and finds this confirmed openly by GOP leaders: there is no ratio of spending cuts to revenues that will reconcile them to any tax hike whatsoever.

It has to involve a fresh face that will reconcile the country with itself and the world, get over divisions — internal and external — and speak with honesty about American glory and shame.

A CASUAL visitor to this week's sprawling motor show in Frankfurt would conclude that the global car industry is robustly self-confident as it churns out new models to fill every niche of consumer demand and forges ahead with the green technologies that will reconcile the car with the future health of the planet.

But it remains essential to reconcile goods, like free streets and fair housing, that will never reconcile themselves.

If the amendment fails, Senator Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa, said he would try another avenue: seeking an expansion through a conference committee that will ultimately reconcile the House and Senate bills.

But it seems impossible that it will reconcile very differing German, Greek and other views of the Continent's future.

Next up, the Senate and House will go to conference over the budget plans passed last month, a process that will involve reconciling the numbers on defense spending and determining a way forward on repealing Obamacare.

The movie is built around their innocent hope that their parents will reconcile when the new Japanese bullet train that connects their two cities meets in the middle.