Sentence examples for conciliatory act from inspiring English sources

The leader of the Senate's Republican majority, Joseph L. Bruno, said that he did not hear any proposals that he would oppose and that the speech was a conciliatory act by the governor to the Legislature.

Last week he was more conciliatory, saying he would act as "a friend to all Chileans".

Monday's expulsions are yet another data point in a growing, rather paradoxical reality, in which Trump as an individual continues to act glaringly conciliatory to Putin, yet his Administration repeatedly takes measures that are arguably more hostile to Putin than those enacted under Obama.

Today, Mr. Bush took a more conciliatory tack and said the Senate had not acted because it was "bogged down over a dispute as to how best to run the agency".

But the conciliatory face Rubio is now putting forward is inconsistent with the opposition he's shown to the DREAM Act and comprehensive immigration reform.

Mr Rouhani is unquestionably this year's headline act, and his conciliatory words beforehand have heightened speculation that he will come into contact with US President Barack Obama.

This week, he took a more conciliatory tack.

This was important for two reasons: (1) it satisfied those who felt that a woman could not rule the church, and (2) it acted in a conciliatory way toward English Catholics.

Donald Norcross, the youngest, is the United States Congressman from New Jersey's 1st District and acts as the conciliatory public relations piece that assures the public that Norcross interests are, in fact, your interests.

The king adopted a conciliatory attitude he agreed to the Triennial Act that ensured the meeting of Parliament once every three years but expressed his resolve to save Strafford, to whom he promised protection.

So yesterday, after the conciliatory words, he said he could act unilaterally if necessary.