Sentence examples for conciliation of the from inspiring English sources

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.

The supreme leader has two models from Shiite lore at his disposal — the conciliation of the second Shiite imam, Hassan ibn Ali, who chose peace over war after his father's assassination in 661, or the heroic sacrifice of his younger brother, Hussein, who fought to the death against impossible odds.

In language both elegant and slippery (he would often extrapolate from Washington, and then pick apart his own extrapolation), Du Bois firmly rejected what he saw as a three-pronged program: "industrial education, conciliation of the South, and submission and silence as to civil and political rights".

In line with the proposed solution, Baldorioty de Castro proposed a conciliation of these groups, but the efforts to unify the opposing views was unsuccessful.

But there were few signs of conciliation on the ground, where Israeli forces continued their search-and-arrest operation in Nablus.

Hence Khamenei has preferred the conciliation of president Rouhani to the truculence and unpredictability of his predecessor Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Although William Pitt the Younger, mindful of the Roman Catholic Church's animosity toward the French Revolution, had intended to complete the conciliation of Ireland's Catholics by coupling the Act of Union with an act of Catholic emancipation, he was thwarted by the king, George III, who was persuaded that emancipation was incompatible with his coronation oath.

After secretly returning to Nicaragua, Ortega played a major role in the conciliation of various FSLN factions and in the formation of alliances with business and political groups.