Sentence examples for conciliations from inspiring English sources

Vargas told the Guardian he had met with a DOJ "conciliations specialist" who had vowed to bring activists and the Pasco police chief together for mediation talks later in the week.

But Sultan Qaboos's conciliations are necessary.

He said he favored more conciliations with Fatah.

Smith, having chosen to be a diplomat rather than a combatant for the interests of Native Americans, proposes conciliations that needn't be sought, because they are baked into American memory and hope.

This film doesn't try for a universal theme or overarching lessons but, somewhat in the manner of a Peter Morgan drama like "Frost/Nixon," magnifies the personal conflicts and conciliations that make for good storytelling.

"But now after countless conciliations, above and beyond what is required on our part, they're turning their back on the very process presented by the court, mediation".

Her words, calling for forbearance and conciliation and the loosening of the knots of history, striving to create a more harmonious relationship "close as good neighbours should always be", led all the Irish papers.

Her note of conciliation helped lift prices of Argentine bonds.

Some hope Mr Zenawi, in a gesture of conciliation, will free some of his opponents from jail before then.

So may the Dalai Lama's recent admission that his efforts at conciliation have failed.

In their tactics they are as likely to try killing the DPJ through conciliation as much as confrontation.As for the new government's liberalising bent, it is too soon to write Mr Fukuda off.