| The population of highly educated women is increasing but there are many problems with regard to the reconcilement of family and professional life. |
| This was mainly attributable to the expenses for the reconcilement of interests associated with the restructuring measures initiated in mid 2004 and non-scheduled goodwill depreciation. |
| It might be decreed that she and Society were to come to reconcilement. |
| It seemed a reconcilement of opposing stations, a defeat of Puritanism. |
| As You Like It is perhaps ideal for such treatment, since in that play the attempt to marry wilfulness and futurity is the outcome of a comic action of forced reconcilement. |
| We are indebted to the shrewd observations of Huber for a reconcilement of the Roman and the French naturalists. |
