Reconciliation in a sentence

Walk for Reconciliation (2000) In May 2000 the bridge was closed to vehicular access for a day to allow a special reconciliation march—the "Walk for Reconciliation"—to take place.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation happens on Sept. 30 every year, the weight of truth and reconciliation is something people live with every day.

The Minister highlighted initiatives taken by the government for reconciliation including the convening of the all-party conference by the President in December 2022 and January 2023 and his appointment of the cabinet sub-committee on reconciliation.

It is with great sense of joy to learn that the Covenant of Reconciliation (CoR) initiated by the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) has attained 10 years since its signing on June 13, 2008.

The blanket exercise is one of the 94 calls to action by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to promote reconciliation in Saskatchewan schools.

Despite the Egypt-brokered reconciliation talks which were held in Cairo last year, the Palestinian reconciliation between the PA and Hamas has not been fully activated.

For 10 months, the East Village used the moniker “Langevin (soon-to-be Reconciliation) Bridge” in regular tweets about the bridge’s lights, before shifting to Reconciliation Bridge in its near-daily messaging at the beginning of December.

Many people scoff at the idea of reconciliation, often going so far as to accuse those who establish truth commissions of trying to force reconciliation down the throats of victims.

On this note, Cassels shared a recap with the Board of the fourth Building Reconciliation Forum, hosted by UVic on Nov. 15 and 16. The annual event provides a space for universities to discuss how they can contribute to reconciliation measures.

The fund is also expected to advance national healing and reconciliation efforts through implementation of the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission’s five-year strategic plan.

Amnesties and national reconciliation processes It is unclear to what extent the ICC is compatible with reconciliation processes that grant amnesty to human rights abusers as part of agreements to end conflict.

However, from a coding theory point of view information reconciliation is essentially source coding with side information, in consequence any coding scheme that works for this problem can be used for information reconciliation.

Menem intended to use the reconciliation of these historical Argentine figures as a metaphor for the reconciliation of the Dirty War.

The 1999 Lomé Accord called for the establishment of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission to provide a forum for both victims and perpetrators of human rights violations during the conflict to tell their stories and facilitate genuine reconciliation.

According to a report released by Colombia's Foundation for Peace and Reconciliation, the number of people kidnapped in the first 10 months of this year was the highest since 2016 - the year when the government signed a peace deal with the Farc.

A constitutional scholar, Raskin has promoted Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation, in part through an intern program, and was a keynote speaker at the most recent conference of J Street, the liberal Middle East policy group.

All civic offices will be closed on Monday in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Always mindful of the need to strive for reconciliation during darker days in the north, one such peace-making act unintentionally embroiled Fr Kevin and a clerical counterpart from the Presbyterian tradition in controversy in the mid 1980s.

And I hope that my book is a tool that can foster that new era of reconciliation, of conversation, of openness, of thinking more critically about these questions than the tenets of a free society.

An initiative taken with a desire for reconciliation risks alienating vulnerable people even more.