Sentence examples for conciliatory comments from inspiring English sources

Still, even he is making conciliatory comments on raising taxes, the issue that has kept Republican leaders from the table.

Mr. de Soto also made some conciliatory comments, telling reporters that Venezuela had contributed to the Colombian peace process.

His conciliatory comments may also reflect a feeling that the supporters of campaign reform have growing momentum in the Senate.

The commanders, too, while vowing to fight for their constituents' rights, have also been making conciliatory comments.

On Thursday, the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, made some conciliatory comments during a trip to Crimea, perhaps in response to the economic pressure from the sanctions.

You can get a flavour of this week's Argentinian press coverage on the London embassy website – and read William Hague's conciliatory comments.

As the event wound down, Mr. Hainbach stood up to make a conciliatory comment.

And Sunday, Mr. Wen, the prime minister, made a more conciliatory comment toward the Dalai Lama, according to reports in Hong Kong.

Earlier in the day, in an unusually conciliatory comment, the rabbi said he did not expect "one pope to condemn a predecessor," seemingly abandoning his previous insistence that Pius XII's failure to speak out against the Holocaust be denounced.

Although the NRA may revert to outright opposition to the changes Barack Obama has promised to back – a ban on automatic weapons, and possibly closing loopholes that allow lax checks at guns shows and reducing the size of bullet clips – even making this conciliatory comment marks a rare change in its posture.

The first is Rouhani's outreach, his rejection of extremism, his conciliatory (and contested) comments toward Jews, and his categorical statement that, "Nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction have no place in Iran's security and defense doctrine".