Sentence examples for conciliation in from inspiring English sources

It was a poignant moment of sporting conciliation in what had been a jarring weekend of dissolution.

"This has been fed by a continuous policy of conciliation, in particular toward Poland and the Czech Republic".

The legislation threatens to further strain President Obama's relationship with Mr. Putin, despite hopes for renewed cooperation and conciliation in Mr. Obama's second term.

Speaking with the press after the session, the Dalai Lama turned to more pressing worldly matters, emphasizing the need to bring about international conciliation in a period strife with instability.

If there was a tone of conciliation in Mr. Lee's comments about new nuclear talks, there was also some tough talk on Wednesday about the government's more muscular military stance toward North Korea.

In late December, the Russian president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, and Mikheil Saakashvili, Georgia's president, agreed to reopen the border crossing — a rare sign of conciliation in a relationship that has barely thawed since the August war.

Especially on this issue, I'm more interested in conciliation than in further fighting.

It is also quite a novelty that in a conciliation procedure, in joint discussions between the Council and Parliament, a good solution has been found in this respect.

At the 50th Anniversary Conference for AFCC Association of Familyy and Conciliation Courts) in 2013, Paul J. De Muniz, Distinguished Jurist in Residence, Willamette University College of Law and Former Chief Justice, Oregon Supreme Court said the following: "We need law schools to start to train lawyers who are able to effectively meet the public's needs.

As the chief executive of the group, he will need every bit of what he learned in business school at the University of Iowa, where he earned an M.B.A.; his self-professed talent in conciliation and activism in medical politics will also be essential.

Swanwick and Sharp's letters on correspondence page, 25 November 1910 In November 1911 Sharp became involved in WSPU militant action for the first time and was arrested for smashing the windows of the War Office in protest at demise of a new Conciliation Bill in the House of Commons.