Sentence examples for conciliation policy from inspiring English sources

Garfield began to reverse the southern Democratic conciliation policy implemented by his predecessor, Rutherford B. Hayes.

The Conservative Party had previously experienced serious division during the 1850s, when the Emperor's complete support for the Conciliation policy gave rise to the Progressives.

The Conservative Party had experienced serious divisions before, during the 1850s, when the Emperor's total support for the conciliation policy had given rise to the Progressives.

The ultraconservatives who opposed the Conciliation policy were led by the Viscount of Itaboraí, Eusébio de Queirós and the Viscount of Uruguai.

He also embarked on a policy of conciliation with the Roman Catholic church.

In his election campaign he advocated a policy of conciliation with North Korea.

Elected president with Somoza's backing, Román y Reyes pledged that his administration would follow a policy of conciliation.

He soon gained credit for his able defense of the policy of conciliation and self-government in South Africa.

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

The revolt did not subside completely until 1927, but even before the end of 1925 the French had started a policy of conciliation.

He dealt successfully with the French there, adopting a policy of conciliation toward them, no doubt facilitated by his fluency in French.