Sentence examples for in conciliating from inspiring English sources
Soutphommasane said he played no role in conciliating complaints.
He displayed great acumen in conciliating the Romans and Jews.
Bahādur Shah was, however, successful in conciliating Chatrasal, the Bundela chief, and Curaman, the Hindu Jat chief; the latter also joined him in the campaign against the Sikhs.
He succeeded in conciliating the Boers of Stellaland but could not prevent Paul Kruger, president of the Transvaal, from declaring a protectorate over Goshen, from which he withdrew only after an expeditionary force was sent up from the Cape.
The English philosopher and economist Jeremy Bentham (1748 1832) saw the greatest difficulty of the legislator as being "in conciliating the public opinion, in correcting it when erroneous, and in giving it that bent which shall be most favourable to produce obedience to his mandates".
These measures angered the Germans who had the confidence of the emperor Francis Joseph I. The success of Belcredi's Slav policy in conciliating the Czechs to rule from Vienna was obscured by Austria's defeat in the Seven Weeks' War with Prussia and Italy (1866).
The old Tories suppressed it in the interests of conciliating the other nations - imperialism served for all instead.
Philip in these years conciliated Athens in small ways even under provocation, but he came to see that Demosthenes and the anti-Macedonians were beyond conciliation (343 342).
Moreover, QoS-oriented multiuser scheduling and beamforming have been investigated in [16], in order to conciliate the request of high throughput with low packet delays.
Our results indicated that correlation between richness and human population does not necessarily result in conflicts, given the opportunities for conciliating conservation and development.
The concession was probably accelerated by the prospect of the last war with Veii, and made with a view of conciliating the plebs, who without some such favour would in their then humour have refused to vote for the war.
