In contrast, facilities for conciliation are used to promote adjustment in terms of nonlegal considerations; local police stations provide conciliation rooms, and elders act as go-betweens.
In a country that is close to Italy and the European Union (EU), some even go hungry.Mr Ben Ali's attempts at conciliation are not proving enough to win over many protesters.
Reunification and conciliation are usually portrayed as South Korean concepts, while North Korea is seen as a closed state, hostile to such talk on "idealistic grounds" – a view perpetuated by media outlets' lack of interest in all recent North Korean initiatives.
But the report also had some stern words for Mr Davies who, it said, was "not averse to provocative and inflammatory statements, and these serve to create division when compromise and conciliation are required".
Voices of moderation and conciliation are being drowned out on the airwaves and inside the Capitol; critical problems are going unaddressed.
The only small conciliation are the Mexican restaurants that include guacamole in their vegetarian options, but it's still just never enough.
Writing to Jefferson, he stated, "The friends of the Constitution, some from an approbation of particular amendments, others from a spirit of conciliation, are generally agreed that the System should be revised.
Against such subversion, the Ottomans could only try to conciliate their subjects where possible and repress them when conciliation was rejected, taking advantage at every opportunity of each rivalry that arose between the Habsburgs and Russians for predominance in the Balkan provinces of the empire.
Confrontation is out; conciliation is in.
The same combination of firmness and conciliation was followed in Ireland.
