Sentence examples for conciliatory hearing from inspiring English sources

The RSPO said it would not comment on the announcement until the legal case had officially been dropped in a conciliatory hearing scheduled for June 14.

Mr. Kharrazi's remarks were actually among the most conciliatory heard here from officials since Mr. Bush spoke last Tuesday, including Iran in the "axis of evil" for what he said was its pursuit of weapons of mass destruction and for supporting organizations America considers terrorist.

His words were conciliatory, but he also heard and saw trends that made the region appear more unstable than at any time since the 1970's -- an atmosphere unlikely to dissuade him from trying to strengthen America's presence in Asia.

Tuesday's court hearing proceeded in a conciliatory tone, contrasting with the tense, impatient mood of earlier hearings.

In that world, working together wasn't a desirable goal, which is why Nadella's more conciliatory tone was so surprising to hear in 2015.

Aside from the reference to drones — delivered in a tone so soft that reporters in the room strained to hear him — Mr. Sharif also sounded conciliatory.

Mr. Netanyahu said he was comforted to hear Mr. Obama declare that Iran's "conciliatory words have to be matched by real actions".

On Tuesday afternoon, the Fort Worth police tweeted a conciliatory message assuring the public that they've heard the complaints and are investigating. .

The Guardian's Ewen MacAskill gives his thoughts after hearing Boehner speak: Anyone who takes John Boehner's conciliatory comments over the last few days at face value is going to have a troubling few weeks.

But at the hearing, Gaston Caperton, president of the College Board, struck a more conciliatory tone, saying the organization had hired Louis J. Freeh, a former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, to examine security issues.

Mr. Prieguez said that state lawmakers were crucial to get-out-the-vote efforts in presidential campaigns and that he was encouraged to hear that several signers of the letter had received conciliatory calls from Mr. Bush's aides.