Sentence examples for will reconciliation from inspiring English sources

"One minute he is brazenly howling 'Long live Taiwan independence,' while the next he is using beautiful and pleasant words to lie that he wants 'good will, reconciliation, vigorous cooperation and everlasting peace' with the mainland".

Leaving war crimes unpunished will make reconciliation impossible, she argues.

TRT will seek reconciliation with other democratic forces, says Mr Chaturon, not confrontation.

The will to reconciliation existed on both sides at that time.

The question now is whether those interconnections will encourage reconciliation, or all the more remorseless fratricide.

He has said that economic development will bring reconciliation and allay concerns among the nation's Tamil minority about discrimination.

Having failed to halt the guns in Syria, Mr. Obama will seek reconciliation with the victims of a war long over.

"If we had to choose between the worst of two evils, then we will choose reconciliation with the president," Mr. Hussein said.

A service at St Paul's cathedral in London, attended by the heads of Argentina's armed forces and veterans from both sides, will emphasise reconciliation.

They deny any "unconstitutional actions" and say it's economic growth that will bring reconciliation between the nation's 22 million inhabitants, not international pressure.

Maybe there will be reconciliation at the top.