reconciling in English
she wanted to be reconciled with her father
Use "reconciling" in a sentence
1. Reconciling your Bank statements
2. 3 synonyms for Accommodative: accommodating, cooperative, reconciling
3. - the difficulty of reconciling plans with the actual measurements of warehouses.
4. There is no way of reconciling the conflicting interests of the parties.
5. After 1555, the initial reconciling tone of the regime began to harden.
6. Antonyms for Alienating include combinative, unifying, reconciling, uniting, combining, disarming, joining and marrying
7. 15 Reconciling cash at hand with petty cash account balance at month end.
8. They have trouble reconciling this dogma with the notion of a God of love.
9. Synonyms for Attuning include adapting, adjusting, accommodating, acclimatising, acclimatizing, acclimating, conditioning, accustoming, reconciling and conforming
10. Synonyms for Acclimatizing include adapting, adjusting, accommodating, accustoming, conditioning, acclimating, acculturating, attuning, habituating and reconciling
11. This is the sine qua non condition for reconciling the popular and political spheres.
12. Undrew SAAB Affluentness perisoma dishpanful reconciling shuttler Rabelaisian herringbone traitless Melitene neurine Gretchen nonheroicness
13. Synonyms for Atoning include paying, compensating, recompensing, answering, expiating, redressing, propitiating, reconciling, redeeming and requiting
14. Antonyms for Aliening include reconciling, patching things up, retaining, maintaining, keeping, holding, preserving, saving and withholding
15. Antonyms for Aggressing include agreeing, making peace, soothing, appeasing, mollifying, reconciling, resolving, conciliating, placating and pacifying
16. An Iconography of Hope: Reconciling Identities and Axiologies Ken Tann University of Technology, Sydney [email protected] 1
17. Atoning: Expiatory; that makes or is intended to make amends for offenses; reconciling: as, Christ's a toning blood.
18. To reconcile means to bring back into harmony or cause to be friendly again; also to adjust or settle, as in reconciling differences.
19. Accommodative - tending to reconcile or accommodate; bringing into harmony reconciling adaptative , adaptive - having a capacity for adaptation; "the adaptive coloring of a chameleon"
20. Setting up and Administerings clients' accounts Reconciling clients' portfolio's Regular contacts with sub-custodian banks in allocated markets Educatieve Stafmedewerker Vluchtelingenwerk Vlaanderen 1997 - 1999 2 years
21. Annunciation Parish is a Catholic Christian faith community that exists to be an inviting and transforming sign of God’s healing, reconciling and empowering presence to the Clifton neighborhood of Cincinnati.
22. In addition, the pay reconciliation as well as the Abacus and PWGSC reconciliation processes have to be documented, simplified and improved to eliminate the problems encountered when reconciling.
23. As indicated by the Accounts Division to the Controller of UNDP in a letter dated # pril # the discrepancy appeared to be an accumulation of reconciling items over a number of years
24. and the ambiguities inevitably arising from its administrative status (the problem of reconciling its functions as an independent investigative body with those discharged on behalf of or for the Commission, e.g. coordination, legislation).
25. The Committee notes that the discrepancy appeared to be an accumulation of reconciling items over a number of years in the financial statements for technical cooperation activities (A/59/5, vol.
26. Providing online non-downloadable e-commerce software, providing online non-downloadable software for use in invoice processing, payment, tracking, electronic business transactions, expense allocation and reconciling invoices with orders, foreign exchange transactions
27. The Committee notes that the discrepancy appeared to be an accumulation of reconciling items over a number of years in the financial statements for technical cooperation activities ( # vol. I, chap. II, para
28. This page shows answers to the clue Conciliatory, followed by 2 definitions like “Tending to conciliate”, “Making or willing to make concessions” and “Reconciling soothing comforting mollifying ”.A synonym for Conciliatory is pleasant.
29. When a day was set for reconciling matters and the Sidonians were applauding Herod as speaking with “a god’s voice, and not a man’s,” Jehovah’s angel struck him so that he was soon eaten up with worms. —Ac 12:20-23.
30. Final Proofs from 9-16-2020: This document is a mark up of the changes being made to standardize Code titles, articles, Catchlines, and terms; rearrange or combine sections to improve flow; and clarify and update language and rewritings of specific sections, including reconciling penalty classifications.
31. Checkbook's functionality is above average, and the reconciling routine is a great virtue — well done on that! Checkbook accomplishes the basics but lacks simple things I need, such as ability to drag and drop a mis-entered item from one account to another
32. Accommodative: 1 adj tending to reconcile or accommodate; bringing into harmony Synonyms: reconciling adaptative , adaptive having a capacity for adaptation adj willing to adjust to differences in order to obtain agreement Synonyms: cooperative noncompetitive not involving competition or competitiveness adj helpful in bringing about a
33. Recodification Final Proofs from 9-16-2020: This document is a mark up version of the changes being made to standardize Code titles, articles, Catchlines, and terms; rearrange or combine sections to improve flow; and clarify and update language and rewritings of specific sections, including reconciling penalty classifications.
34. Because the Quran is spoken in classical Arabic, many of the later converts to Islam (mostly non-Arabs) did not always understand the Quranic Arabic, they did not catch allusions that were clear to early Muslims fluent in Arabic and they were concerned with reconciling apparent conflict of themes in the Quran.
35. Downloadable (with restrictions)! This paper aims at reconciling two apparently contradictory empirical regularities of financial returns, namely, the fact that the empirical distribution of returns tends to normality as the frequency of observation decreases (Aggregational Gaussianity) combined with the fact that the conditional variance of high frequency returns seems to have a (fractional
36. Stresses, however, that the average birth rate in the EU is 1.5, which is abnormally low and is not only the result of women’s choice; considers that this alarming drop in fertility is also linked to the difficulty of reconciling work with family life, the anxiety-inducing social environment and a fear of the future, as well as the lifestyle models and priorities that are propagated; Or. pl
37. 33 With this in mind, it will thus be necessary to interpret Regulation No 1393/2007 so as, in each specific case, to guarantee a fair balance between the interests of the applicant and those of the defendant, the addressee of the document, by reconciling the objectives of efficiency and speed of the service of the procedural documents with the need to ensure that the rights of the defence of the addressee of those documents are adequately protected (see judgments in Weiss und Partner, C‐14/07, EU:C:2008:264, paragraph 48, and Alder, C‐325/11, EU:C:2012:824, paragraph 36).