Sentence examples for which reconciliation from inspiring English sources

There is an equally pressing need to start a political process in which reconciliation figures prominently.

Thus, the difference between the Austrian ravens and the current study group may not be in whether they reconcile, but rather in the rate at which reconciliation occurs.

Moreover, while reconciliation may promote group cohesion vital for survival in the many primate species in which reconciliation occurs [3], such mechanisms may not be necessary in avian societies.

2 34 The clinical pharmacist's medication history was regarded as the gold standard preadmission medication list (GSPAML) against which reconciliation was assessed.

Inspection of nodes for which reconciliation analyses supported cospeciation in TreeMap showed that the strains harboured by Dianthus spp. that belonged to the same generalist fungal species were considered as lineages arisen by cospeciation in the TreeMap reconciliation.

Which was reconciliation, at last, with the erring, repentant, essentially greathearted Queen of Ethiopia.

Opinion polls suggest that Mr. Lee's party faces an uphill battle in the elections against the opposition, which favors reconciliation with North Korea.

In which case, "reconciliation," "compromise" and "dilution" should be entirely after-the-fact, and have nothing to do with the investigation.

Neither was, for example, operating from an alternative model of restorative justice which sees reconciliation between victim and offender a priority.

He is more straightforwardly Bob-like on Shalom Salaam, which urges reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians, and the antiwar In the Name of God.

The Taliban said the terror-group designation, which complicates reconciliation talks but enhances the U.S. ability to squeeze the Haqqanis financially, was part of an American "satanic plot" that will be seen as "further provoking the anger of the Muslims".