The part of sentence 'conciliatory for' is not correct and usable in written English.
To use this phrase correctly, you would need to use the phrase 'conciliatory towards,' which indicates a willingness to settle a disagreement or go to any lengths necessary to make peace. For example, "The mayor proposed a conciliatory towards approach in order to resolve the differences between the two sides."
And his shows of competitiveness, like at last week's four New York fund-raisers, have heartened Democrats who more often fret that Mr. Obama is too cool, too conciliatory for the fight ahead of him.
Hill told ABC News: "Even if it wasn't a prank, it was in no way conciliatory for her to begin with the presumption that I did something wrong in 1991.
She stood briefly with the Senate Democratic leadership team — the majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada; the majority whip, Richard J. Durbin of Illinois; Charles E. Schumer of New York; and Ms. Murray — and waxed conciliatory for a few minutes, vowing again to support Mr. Obama, "to be the very best senator I can be," and all that.
But if the enemy response to out most conciliatory of fers for peaceful negotiation continues to be to increase its attacks and humiliate and defeat us, we shall react accordingly.
But on Tuesday, Rummenigge balanced his demands for more power-sharing with some conciliatory words for Blatter, who has announced that he will present a series of changes in late October.
Mr. Barak had conciliatory words for Jewish settlers in the West Bank and for the Orthodox Jews now arrayed against him.
Romney, in a carefully crafted address late Friday that sounded like a practice run for a 2012 presidential stump speech, began with conciliatory words for the new president before his rhetoric sharpened, culminating in standing ovations and one brief eruption of "USA!
Even Mr. Clinton's chief rival, Edmund G. Brown Jr., had conciliatory words for Mr. Clinton at a California Democratic Party meeting over the weekend, saying for the first time that he would support the party's nominee.
But he has conciliatory words for her main Democrat opponent.
Farron had far fewer conciliatory words for the Conservative party, the Lib Dems' former coalition partners.
He also offered conciliatory words for his Egyptian counterparts, distinguishing them from the mob that attacked the embassy.
