Sentence examples for conciliation from from inspiring English sources

She was a Federal Commissioner of Mediation and Conciliation from 1971-1995.

Until now, there has been little in the way of public conciliation from the EPSRC.

It is pointless to wait for signs of conciliation from the extreme right, whose central ideology is to render government ineffective.

PAGE B1 Conciliation From Germany Germany's chancellor took a step toward healing a rift with the United States, saying he wanted to come to an agreement on an American-backed Security Council resolution on Iraq.

Then, on May 27th, as India and the world waited to hear words of conciliation from a country which has brought its neighbour to the brink of war after a series of terrorist attacks on military and civilian targets, the general produced the opposite.

A7 Conciliation From Chávez President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela, in a new atmosphere of conciliation, called on Venezuelans to respect a newly appointed electoral board, even though it has the authority to organize a recall referendum that might end his presidency.

He meant the purchase as a gesture of conciliation, but from my point of view the album might as well have been called "Why We Are in Vietnam" (or, more to the point, "Why I Am Not Going to Clean Up My Room").

There was an immediate positive bounce in the Lebanese economy and the language of conciliation echoed from the victors, with the prime minister, Fouad Siniora, stressing that "the logic of the rule of the state should prevail, and a capable state can embrace all the Lebanese".

Sara Rich: When the Colorado Civil Rights Division contacted us to find out what Charlie and Dave wanted from the conciliation, we told the conciliator that Charlie and Dave wanted Masterpiece Cakeshop to discontinue its discriminatory policy of not providing services to same-sex couples.

The objectives remain the same, but the strategy has shifted from conciliation to coercion.

The attempt to "shift the narrative" from conciliation to something more insistent stalled.