“They confronted larger questions of development policy and found themselves having to reconcile conflicts between a variety of social interests.”

“These arrangements being made, Napoleon endeavored to reconcile himself to his new mode of life.”

“I couldn't yet reconcile myself to the fact that I was married to a man who had never said he loved me.”

“In the end, she reconciles her new amour with her personal philosophy of maintaining two lovers.”

“The Data Processing Center of the Treasury Service reconciles taxes paid with taxpayer liabilities generated in the tax billing process.”

“Analyzing how the cash flow statement reconciles profits with actual cash flows is also critical.”

“However, Mary is adamant that Julian could not hide his feelings for her despite being reconciled with Patricia.”

“She has since been reconciled with her family who put her in touch with the Amber Foundation so she can address her drug abuse problems.”

“And when his first wife Patricia died of cancer, aged 47, Carter was also reconciled with his daughter.”

“Her idea of reconciling art and industry was realized in the constructivist movement.”

“Descartes does insist that there is a problem in reconciling human freedom with divine preordination.”

“Its noble gesture resides in taking on board the issue of reconciling a modern, consumerist world with an ancient one.”