Sentence examples for work for reconciliation from inspiring English sources
How does the guide on Robben Island work for reconciliation?
"But still I have come here to work for reconciliation".
Sirleaf said the award "gives me a stronger commitment to work for reconciliation.
As we embrace peace, build trust and work for reconciliation, we must remember that words can inflame or soothe," he said.
In 1907, however, in opposition to the Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin, he began to work for reconciliation among all the factions of the Social-Democratic Workers Partyy; after two years in Paris (1910 11), he returned to Russia but was soon arrested and exiled to Siberia.
"Nothing that I will do, nothing that I will say, will be done in any way to undermine the incredible progress that we have made, not just in the north, but throughout this island, and ensuring that we continue to work for reconciliation and will continue to stretch ourselves to understand the important contributions politicians in particular can make in relation to giving leadership to our people".
The Centre, a thinktank working for reconciliation, is headed by Jabril Ibrahim Abdulle, 42, who lost his entire family in the civil war.
PAGE A33 Clinton's Pledge to Ireland President Clinton, on his third trip to Ireland, said he would keep working for reconciliation in Ulster even after leaving the White House.
On this his third presidential trip to Ireland, Mr. Clinton delighted his guests by pledging to continue working for reconciliation here long after he hands over the White House to his successor.
A14 A Plea for Ulster Peace President Clinton, speaking in a border town halfway between Dublin and Belfast, made one more appeal for peace in Ireland as his presidency nears its end, pledging to continue working for reconciliation even after he leaves the White House.
As the spiritual leader of the world's Anglicans from 1980 to his retirement in 1991, he was considered a reform-minded if provocative churchman, favoring the ordination of women, choosing theological liberals as new bishops and working for reconciliation with Roman Catholicism.
