They swear to you that you may be reconciled to them . But even if you are reconciled to them , Allah shall not be reconciled to the transgressing lot .

They swear to you that you may be reconciled to them . But even if you are reconciled to them , Allah shall not be reconciled to the transgressing lot .

All of these need to be reconciled.

She reconciled with her friend.

The traditional division of interests among powerful economic operators could not be reconciled with the new vision of a more just and equitable world economy.

It admits that its version cannot be reconciled with that of the author.

For if, while we were enemies, we were reconciled to God through the death of his Son, much more, being reconciled, we will be saved by his life.

For if, when we were enemies, we were reconciled to God by the death of his Son, much more, being reconciled, we shall be saved by his life.

But can Asia s fear of hegemony and China s fear of military encirclement be reconciled?

Universality must be reconciled with efficiency and the transparency of the decision making process must be ensured.

Wadad Halwani They reconciled at our expense

In the majority opinion in Boumediene v. Bush , Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote that Liberty and security can be reconciled and in our system they are reconciled within the framework of the law.

How can the imperative of economic development be reconciled with the need to limit climate change?

The Cuban missile crisis in October 1962 created a global air of fear and pessimism, and certainly the belief that the US and the Soviet Union could not be reconciled.

The financial requirements could be met by replicating the arrangements that prevailed in the global economy in the 1980 s and dividing the eurozone into a center and periphery but that could not be reconciled with the principles of an open society.

Violence against women was a blatant violation of the Convention and could not be reconciled or mediated it must be eradicated through preventive and protective measures, rehabilitation of the victim and effective punishment of the perpetrator.

That will be reconciled when coming to truths with the ways in which through our American heritage continues to be defined.

The physical count was reconciled with the asset management database.

Behavioral economics, for example, emphasizes that market participants often act in ways that cannot easily be reconciled with rationality.

That attitude cannot be reconciled with an open society, a concept based on the recognition that nobody possesses ultimate truth.

Turkey also shows that the supposed clash between democracy and security and, indeed, between democracy and Islam can be reconciled.

In the aftermath, then UN Secretary General Kofi Annan created an international commission to recommend ways that humanitarian intervention could be reconciled with Article 2.7 of the UN Charter, which upholds member states domestic jurisdiction.

The Board recommended that cash counts should be performed regularly and at the end of the year and be reconciled with the accounting records.

When they reconciled, they made up without us and at our expense.

Unfortunately, this institution has not reconciled itself with the ever changing environment.

If European nation states are reconciled with each other, they are not yet fully reconciled with themselves, with their dark or grey spots, and in particular their treatment of minorities.

Furthermore, these and other countries modernization activities cannot be reconciled with their professed support for a world free of nuclear weapons.

Could be book, could be DVDs, could be courses, could be anything.

They successfully reconciled Islamic politics with the Turkish lifestyle and modernity in general.

The one way in which these cases can be reconciled is by the analysis of the HRC in the López Burgos case.

The people of that region must genuinely come to terms with their past, and the parties to the conflict must be reconciled.

53. The Board recommends that cash counts should be performed regularly and at the end of the year and must be reconciled with the accounting records.

(but if she departs, let her remain unmarried, or else be reconciled to her husband), and that the husband not leave his wife.

In this context, the increase in the number of members must be reconciled with the equal rights and obligations of all Member States.

(a) Local practice (Since a duty station apos s working hours were largely based on local practice to satisfy the Flemming principle, how could that be reconciled with the Noblemaire principle requiring a reference to the comparator for Professional staff?)

But if poverty is defined principally in terms of the money income needed to avoid hunger, how can announcements such as these be reconciled?

leave your gift there before the altar, and go your way. First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift.

Leave there thy gift before the altar, and go thy way first be reconciled to thy brother, and then come and offer thy gift.

But and if she depart, let her remain unmarried, or be reconciled to her husband and let not the husband put away his wife.

Could be a text message, could be an audio message, could be a website, could be a video.

It could be a pen, it could be a gun, it could be a camera, it could be a piece of paper, it could be a knife, it could be your life.

Ms. Tan congratulated the Croatian Government on the new Family Law, sought clarification on the extramarital community and the unmarried woman's rights to property and wondered how the wife's rights could be reconciled with those of an unmarried woman under an extramarital relationship.

It was also asked how promotion or transfer within the same grade of members of the forces of law and order sentenced for acts of torture could be reconciled with the spirit of the Convention and the relevant decisions of the Supreme Court.

Now after a long time the lord of those servants came, and reconciled accounts with them.

Our Committee believes that South Africa, reconciled with itself, has the makings of an economic powerhouse.