Sentence examples for To conciliation from inspiring English sources

Then the interview was over, and Mr. Ahmadinejad zoomed back from bombast to conciliation.

But members of this same elite refused to subject those they called Yankees (namely, white men like themselves) to conciliation.

He lurches from defiance to conciliation, relying on his instincts to guide him, friends say, not on any coherent legal strategy.

Tsipras's erratic tactics in veering from rejectionism to conciliation and back within hours only added to the exasperation in eurozone circles.

He was a Vernunftrepublikaner a believer in the republic on pragmatic grounds rather than from deep conviction as well as an instinctive consensus-builder ("I incline by nature much more to conciliation than to conflict").

While they made nods to conciliation — Mr. West described their spat as taking it "back to high school" — neither celebrity seemed particularly interested in arguing his case, or even making eye contact.

Unite accused Ineos, which operates the site, of refusing to take the dispute to the conciliation service Acas.

Sotelo continued to do his best to make conciliation impossible.

In 1904, McCay moved an amendment to the Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 to remove the clause that empowered the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration to give preference to trade unions.

Thank you, Mrs Peijs, for your explanations, thanks to all of you and also thanks to the conciliation procedure which has enabled this positive decision to be taken today.

The dispute now goes to a conciliation panel, and, if that fails, to arbitration in London.