Sentence examples for work on reconciliation from inspiring English sources
"We wanted to work on reconciliation.
You people have come a great distance to work on reconciliation.
Meanwhile, he continued to work on reconciliation issues overseas and to write on ethical and financial matters.
Many therapists now counsel couples coping with infidelity not to act rashly, to work on reconciliation for at least six months — divorce, almost always, is for good.
12.04pm BST More official reaction HRVP Catherine Ashton said: "I am delighted at the news that the European Union has been awarded the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize, in recognition of its work on reconciliation, democracy, promotion of human rights and in enlarging the area of peace and stability across the continent.In the countries of the EU, historic enemies have become close partners and friends.
His next choice of music, perhaps tellingly, was one he first heard while working on reconciliation during his time at Coventry cathedral, a poignant Advent composition by John Tavener.
The State Department insists it is working on reconciliation but it is too early to talk of a concrete peace process.
He shared a panel at Beyond Sport with Tony Blair, the former British prime minister now working on reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians.
Setting international tribunals for war crimes, punishing the guilty and working on reconciliation are necessary steps, but they are not themselves a sufficient solution.
Lamb, who worked on reconciliation efforts in Northern Ireland and Iraq, has outlined for the American commanding general a potential end-game in Afghanistan that would seek to accommodate the interests of the United States, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, as well as sections of the Taliban.
In the week that Israel has been slicing through Gaza, Islamist suicide bombers have killed almost 100 Iraqis — first, a group of tribal sheikhs in Yusufiya, who were working on reconciliation between Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds, and, second, mostly women and children gathered at a Shiite shrine.
