The word "conciliator" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate a person who is trying to bring two parties together to reach a compromise or peaceful solution. For example, "The conciliator helped the two sides to find common ground and reach an agreement."
Yet he was by nature a compromiser and a conciliator.
But he will need all the skills as a conciliator and decentraliser that he learned when sorting out Carrefour, France's largest retailer.
Your opponent is seen by many as a charming conciliator.
After all, Mr Kerry proclaims himself to be a multilateralist determined to rebuild alliances and Mr Blair is a passionate conciliator.
Mr Munter had a reputation in Pakistan as a conciliator.
Mr Kostunica, if he came to power, could make things stickier.As a conciliator of Serbs, however, Mr Djindjic had recently been failing.
With no party likely to win an outright majority, Ms Vázquez will portray herself as a conciliator and consensus-builder.Her momentum stalled during March, when new election rules enforced a pause in the campaign.
Venezuelans, along with their neighbours, have become accustomed to his habit of switching from firebrand to conciliator and back again, with barely a pause for breath.
Mr Khatami's predecessor, Ali Akbar Rafsanjani, has positioned himself between the factions, as conciliator.
In December 1994 Russia began a cruel, clumsy effort to reassert control by carpet-bombing Grozny.A frustrated deal-makerAfter that, Mr Maskhadov often found himself cast in the role of quiet but increasingly marginalised conciliator, doing his best to restrain his wilder compatriots, often unsuccessfully.
Some of its candidates have been disqualified, meetings disrupted and posters ripped down.In this section Another charade A dry bone of contention Still murky Digging for trouble Clean it up From captain to conciliator ReprintsAlthough few doubt that the NDP will triumph again, the incoming parliament may look different from the outgoing one.
