Sentence examples for * conciliator in from inspiring English sources

The conciliator in question?

Mr. McGreevey, for one, emphasized Mr. Corzine's skills as a conciliator in his new profession.

The union representing Air Canada's 6,800 flight attendants asked the federal government to appoint a conciliator in its contract talks.

In 1909 he secured passage of the first British town-planning statute, and in 1911 he was the principal conciliator in a London dock and transport strike.

As the pair appeared before enthusiastic crowds on their second day together, Mr. Romney presented Mr. Ryan as a bipartisan conciliator in Washington and a man with ideas who works with Democrats on problems.

Whereas Mr. Annan often plays the role of enabler or conciliator, in the Cyprus talks he has invested considerable personal capital in setting himself up as the final arbiter.

A comment summoning Germany, 1933, is not what you want on your résumé when applying to become cultural conciliator-in-chief. That's not all.

Much may depend on Kiir's reputation as a conciliator, often bringing in rival militias even though it could mean putting political influence before competence in government.

Sixtus was a conciliator, and in 433 he witnessed the restoration of church peace after he helped settle a Christological dispute following the Council (431) of Ephesus between patriarchs St. Cyril of Alexandria and John of Antioch.

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Or even the conciliator of 2010, who knelt in the forest of Katyn to mourn 20,000 Polish officers massacred by the Soviet secret police at the start of World War II?