Sentence examples for conciliation hearing from inspiring English sources
He told Guardian Australia he couldn't comment on the case ahead of a conciliation hearing with Seven on 30 August.
At most city high schools, it is rare to have one conciliation hearing a year (a mediation between a teacher and administrators over educational issues).
The talk of compromise and conciliation heard from Washington today seemed distant from realities here.
At 5 p.m. on Friday, likely on his way rushing out the door, he had his MDAR issue a press release suggesting he was hearing the noise, and was open to conciliation.
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.
The way it felt for his supporters to hear those words of conciliation, after Trump ran a campaign that was premised on misogyny and racism often directed at the president and his supporters, was best captured by the photographers who took photos of White House staff listening to Obama speak on the election a day earlier – their eyes red, arms crossed, faces ashen.
It is now mandatory for anyone pursuing an employment issue to first contact the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (Acas), who will hear both sides of the story and try and reach an agreement without it going any further.
"Pleased to hear from [the] prime minister that government have agreed to Acas conciliation.
It was cancelled because Malawana's team had spotted that Conservative MP and doctor Sarah Wollaston tweeted that she is "pleased to hear" from the prime minister that the government had agreed to Acas conciliation.
It was due to be heard by an employment tribunal but a settlement was reached in advance of the hearing according to the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (Acas).
