"conciliate in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to reconcile or bring together different parties or ideas in order to reach a mutual understanding or agreement. Example: The mediator was able to conciliate in the dispute between the two feuding families.
Mr. Gramm showed he knew how to conciliate in the impeachment trial of Mr. Clinton.
To qualify for this you must ask the SMMT to conciliate in the dispute.
DAYS before his visit to Dublin on July 21st, Nicolas Sarkozy had alienated those he hoped to conciliate in his efforts to salvage the European Union's Lisbon treaty.
Demonstrators splash red paint with the word "Aleppo" on a sign at the Syrian Conciliate in Paris, France.
In addition to the burden of disease and efficiency approaches, criteria of social justice, social solidarity, and equity amongst special patient groups (e.g., rare diseases, children, elderly people) may be conciliated in determining health priorities [ 26, 27].
Trump has shown a willingness to conciliate China in hopes of a trade deal he can bill as a major achievement.
The commission also ruled, with Britain in mind, that membership of the exchange-rate mechanism is a precondition for joining the euro.See article: Economics focus on European monetary policySerbia's ruling Socialist Party formed a coalition with extreme nationalists led by Vojislav Seselj, a move unlikely to conciliate Albanians in Kosovo.
Philip in these years conciliated Athens in small ways even under provocation, but he came to see that Demosthenes and the anti-Macedonians were beyond conciliation (343 342).
The English philosopher and economist Jeremy Bentham (1748 1832) saw the greatest difficulty of the legislator as being "in conciliating the public opinion, in correcting it when erroneous, and in giving it that bent which shall be most favourable to produce obedience to his mandates".
The government further attempted to conciliate Catholic opinion in 1795 by founding the seminary of Maynooth to provide education for the Catholic clergy.
Stop fighting and wealth will follow, he told the young nation's leaders, calling on them to conciliate former countrymen in the north.
