Примеры использования Can reconcile на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You can reconcile yourself with Him and have a whole new start.
I would like to know how a human head can reconcile two such opposing concepts.
We can reconcile the transparency of principles with the opaqueness of reality”.
They think that with him,the Islamic revolution can reconcile national liberation and individual liberties.
We can reconcile those two things, perhaps by some of the measures I have just outlined.
Accepted literally, the teachings of Christ andJames contradict each other, and what dogma can reconcile the two if the Occult meaning is rejected?
I do hope that food can reconcile the nations who have always had such good relations.
This is why the Algerian delegation believes that there is a need for a comprehensive approach that can reconcile the priorities of different States parties and groups of States parties.
No philosophy can reconcile me with death, I see it simply as perishing'.
All countries have a collective responsibility to define an international framework of action that can reconcile everyone's aspiration to prosperity with the natural limits of our planet.
So I doubt very much that he can reconcile at least two people, representatives of different nations, not to mention the two nations as a whole.
Employers and trade unions have the responsibility, through collective bargaining,to ensure that employment practices provide an environment in which women and men can reconcile productive and reproductive roles.
Chekhov said:‘No philosophy can reconcile me with death, I see it simply as perishing'.
In the same multilateral context, the Johannesburg World Summit on Sustainable Development has just concluded with the observation that our planet's natural reserves andresources are limited and that only solidarity can reconcile the legitimacy of development and the preservation of an environment that respects life.
Linguistic and cultural diversity can reconcile without diluting, bring together without eclipsing and unite without replacing.
When considering this nexus between water, energy and food security, an approach under theprecepts of sustainable and inclusive growth can reconcile these three aspects if the proper strategies and policies are implemented.
Provisions in the labour legislation also aimed to ensure that women can reconcile their work with taking care of children; and the insurance law guaranteed that women could participate in the retirement benefits of their spouses.
Indeed, the degree to which the Assembly can reconcile individual concerns and interests in the name of a common goal that has unquestionable value for all can serve as a valuable yardstick for measuring the success of this body.
That report emphasized that human rights law provides a framework within which States can reconcile their obligations to protect their populations from terrorism, with their obligations to respect the rights of suspects.
The non-proliferation Treaty(NPT)provides us with the valid legal framework within which we can reconcile the objective of preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons with the need to encourage the use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes, and thereby to consolidate security and stability in the world.
He wondered how the United Nations could reconcile those contrasting tensions.
If Djeli Kouyaté could reconcile you with your father.
However, unless States could reconcile their differing positions as to what constituted capacity to pay, consensus would be difficult to achieve.
A medium-size expansion that could reconcile the concerns of those who argue for an efficient Council with the views of those who underscore its representativity.
The Special Rapporteur believes that the Government of the Sudan could reconcile means with ends, least the means corrupt the ends.
As demonstrated earlier, IDCs could reconcile prospects for specialization in close connection with the global economy(the"global" approach) with prospects for specialization in small-scale,"niche" activities.
The warring sides urgently required a mediator who could reconcile their conflicting interests and push the necessary decisions through the government.
Country offices had to reconcile the bank statements with the subsidiary ledgers before headquarters could reconcile all country office subsidiary ledgers with the general ledger.
Similarly, the Egyptian labour laws recognized the need to ensure that women could reconcile their family duties with their work responsibilities.
One delegation raised a query regarding how UNDP could reconcile its mandate with those of institutions whose pursuit of macroeconomic stability tended to aggravate special development situations.