reconciliation

Maybe the peace and reconciliation we have been seeking starts with this.

Worse, because the budget reconciliation process in not meant for normal legislating, only certain kinds of initiatives can fit within it, and even they end up battered and bruised.

In recent decades, senators from both parties have abused the budget reconciliation process to pass legislation they knew would otherwise fall to a filibuster.

The budget reconciliation process was created in 1974 as a way to expedite the completion of appropriations bills.

When it came to repealing and replacing most of Obamacare — which Republicans used budget reconciliation to try and do with only 51 votes — it turned out that Republicans couldn’t even muster the votes in their own party to repeal the law.

They called for peace, reconciliation, and the safe return of Father Gregorio.

In fact, these kinds of advances helped give religion another huge window of opportunity for racial reconciliation in the 1960s.

It was about the hope and longing for redemption and reconciliation that lies somewhere within each of us.

The hope is that ceasefires could build to political reconciliation.

“The confrontation should not be about revenge, but about reconciliation on both parts,” he stressed.

Neglecting minor discrepancies, one may safely accept Mr Bain's reconciliation of the various accounts.

He was determined not to go through even the form of an apology, but he was equally determined upon a reconciliation.

The Pope replied that reconciliation with the Church was an indispensable condition precedent.

Secondly, Randolph prayed for safe conducts for Bruce's envoys, presently to be sent to procure reconciliation with the Church.

Billy shook hands, and took a sip out of the case-bottle, by way of clenching the reconciliation.