Sentence examples for conciliating between from inspiring English sources

"At a very human level it is very important to find a way of conciliating between the two parties.

The fuzzy index is more effective in the sense that it is more accurate in detecting water pollution because it conciliates between water quality ranges as prescribed by the two water regulatory bodies, namely the Moroccan legislation and that of Quebec, which is considered to be stricter.

Partnerships between stakeholders appear to offer the advantage of conciliating the interests of most of the stakeholders involved.

Soutphommasane said he played no role in conciliating complaints.

He displayed great acumen in conciliating the Romans and Jews.

Throughout this period, Hartington led the Cabinet opposition to conciliating the Irish nationalists.

Russov smells of fear, and his conciliating smile cannot hide it.

In his new position he edited the Labour Gazette and showed a remarkable capacity for conciliating industrial disputes.

On the other hand, Sir Allen's admirers tended to congratulate him for not conciliating the public taste.

The old Tories suppressed it in the interests of conciliating the other nations - imperialism served for all instead.

He thought Seward had no intention of "conciliating the European Powers or at all events of not forcing them into hostility".