Sentence examples for conciliators from inspiring English sources

He respects tough-minded Jews, who do not believe that Jesus was the Messiah, more than woolly conciliators from any side.Oddly enough Sir John Tavener, the builder of religious bridges through music, says something similar.

Looked on as a combative figure while his predecessor Bertie Ahern was seen as one of nature's conciliators, Mr Cowen will certainly bring a difference in style if not in substance.

He is one of the most senior military figures in the Taliban leadership who is close to the overall Taliban leader, Mullah Muhammad Omar, and has been one of the main Taliban conciliators, Afghan officials said.

The early first-term financial regulatory heads were either conciliators or placeholders.

Attorney general Loretta Lynch has weighed in on the protests against the Dakota Access pipeline, calling on all sides to avoid violence and announcing that the justice department is deploying "conciliators" from its community relations service to North Dakota.

This has echoes of previous wrangles between Prime Minister and Chancellor at moments of high crisis, arguments which reflect the temperamental differences between one of nature's conciliators and one of life's unbendables.

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.