According to Koller, because anekāntavāda is designed to avoid one-sided errors, reconcile contradictory viewpoints, and accept the multiplicity and relativity of truth, the Jain philosophy is in a unique position to support dialogue and negotiations amongst various nations and peoples.
To avoid problems, Kahrs advises boards to reconcile the association's bank statements every month and not leave it to management, which has the authority to pay the association's bills.
I think the answer is yes, and one of the ways I reconcile my feelings is to avoid any gun that is designed to do anything but punch paper.
My reptilian brain tries to reconcile that there are ways to avoid this, but there really isn't.
Unless these policy imperatives are reconciled, Europe may not be able to avoid the deflationary effect of a stagnant German economy.
Dodging pterodactyls, the two fight to avoid panic attacks before finally coming off their delusional high, and reconciling to get back home.
To avoid inflation, the math problem must get harder - to reconcile that miners are mining faster.
To avoid inappropriate evaluation caused by variations of background staining, all stained slides were reconciled with negative control slides from the same tissue samples.
Therefore the task of leaders -- whether in the presidency or anywhere else -- is to reconcile that contradiction: to deploy means in such a way as to avoid doing too little, which risks defeat, but also too much, which risks exhaustion.
For instance, Mr Obama shows no particular sign of being able to reconcile the need to end the occupation of Iraq with the need to avoid the disaster that a power vacuum in the heart of the Middle East would cause.
