Sentence examples for conciliate the various from inspiring English sources

Berlin became a member of the rabbinate late in life (1787), and in 1793 he was elected rabbi of Breslau, in which post he tried to conciliate the various opposing factions in the local Jewish community.

In forensic oratory this is not enough; to conciliate the listener is what pays here.

Many British officials resented his policies, which at the same time failed to conciliate the nationalists.

Ashraf attempted to conciliate the Iranians, but he was always regarded as the hated foreign invader.

Some consciences stirred, and Arthur appointed George Augustus Robinson to "conciliate" the surviving Aboriginal population.

Augustus particularly wished to conciliate the senatorial class, without whose cooperation civilian government was impossible.

Giving Arnold 1,100 men, he instructed him to do everything possible to conciliate the Canadians.

"I'm trying to conciliate the modern view with the old technique," he said.

The brothers finally suppressed the Sikh revolt and tried to conciliate the Rajputs, the Marathas, and the Jats.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission offered in August to conciliate the case, and it recommended that the Garden pay Prince $800,000 in damages.

The measures taken in the Quebec Act to conciliate the French could not in honour or policy be withdrawn.