Sentence examples for conciliator to from inspiring English sources

Leave it to Mr. Spielberg, in his capacity as America's Great Conciliator, to make a con man movie that firmly supports the status quo.

At some point after this you will receive a call from an Acas conciliator to obtain consent to approach your employer to try to settle the case.

Challenged to apologize, he did, and he played a new role as the Big Conciliator to his new constituency: "I love the people of Sacramento and I'll be here a lot.

But she will have to become much more than a conciliator to fill the shoes of the retiring Justice John Paul Stevens, in many ways the conscience of the current court.

Will he continue the harsh clampdown on dissent, or pose as a conciliator, minded to ask the courts to reverse the verdicts such as those issued by the likes of Mr Yusuf?

Mr. Cameron went off to Eton and Oxford, and then to the Conservative Party, where he rose to the top as a smooth conciliator, pledging to halt the party wars over Europe that ended Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's political career and plagued the Conservatives throughout the Labour ascendancy from 1997 to 2010.

Second, it gives him a way to shift his legacy by playing the conciliator looking to fix our broken government by moderating its extremes, and to do so four years before his brother hopes moderate general election voters have a more favorable memory of the family name.

And along the way the college got a new president: religion scholar Laurie Patton proved an adept conciliator able to help her institution move.

They vaulted to the highest offices in the land after just short stints at the next level down, and each was seen initially as a conciliator only to lead on the strength of his own majority.

He seems by nature to be a conciliator, constantly trying to forge compromise with his adversaries.

PRESIDENT AS CONCILIATOR He Will Try to Work Out a Program Acceptable to All Factions -Tariff Under Fire.