Sentence examples for conciliation of from inspiring English sources
"conciliation of" is a correct phrase in written English
It is usually used to describe an attempt to reconcile or bring together two or more opposing parties in an effort to achieve peace or agreement. For example: "The president called for a conciliation of the two warring factions."
The appointment of Lord Kitchener to succeed Gorst portended the end of conciliation of the khedive.
But he rejected all conciliation of the Puritan movement, whose strength and qualities he never understood.
The conciliation of the French on whose colonial territory the landings would be made was a more delicate matter.
This is not to suggest that arbitration today and conciliation of the sort described here are identical.
A house with a roof may be used again; it may even provide a setting for conciliation of sorts.
Hence Khamenei has preferred the conciliation of president Rouhani to the truculence and unpredictability of his predecessor Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
This theme of conciliation short of retreat ran through all the pronouncements on foreign affairs.
In a new atmosphere of conciliation, President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela called today on Venezuelans to respect a newly appointed electoral board, though it has the authority to organize a recall referendum that might end his presidency.
Moore blames Ipso for still, in his view, setting mediation and conciliation ahead of regulation.
"The conciliation offensive of Rouhani is no more than an additional fraudulent exercise like the one North Korea did in its time," Lieberman added.
His father is the director of the family conciliation services program of the Domestic Relations Court of Cuyahoga County, in Cleveland.
