While it is possible that Allstate could propose a settlement at any time, Ms. Brantner said, if settlement is contemplated before the filing of such a suit, an offer is generally made during conciliation.
But these are just some of the contradictions posed by Monika Bravo's vector art of abstract-representation. Yes, abstract-representation sounds like a non sequitur, but the work that Bravo has exhibited at the Johannes Vogt Gallery on the Lower East Side of Manhattan is focused on making the conciliation of such opposites a presiding philosophy of vector art.
If I wasn't interested, I'd have conciliation sex.
Mr. Abbas does not make any attempt at conciliation.
A strategy for ending the war would include real efforts to hold Iraq's government to verifiable measures of political conciliation — and make clear to Iraq's leaders that they cannot count on America's indefinite and unquestioning protection.
In early 1345, Kantakouzenos sent Franciscan monks to the regency to make an offer of conciliation, but it was rejected.
This film doesn't try for a universal theme or overarching lessons but, somewhat in the manner of a Peter Morgan drama like "Frost/Nixon," magnifies the personal conflicts and conciliations that make for good storytelling.
By today, the absence of any conciliation made it clear that both sides were digging in, wholly resistant to any opposing arguments.
While they made nods to conciliation — Mr. West described their spat as taking it "back to high school" — neither celebrity seemed particularly interested in arguing his case, or even making eye contact.
It has also seriously eroded the political authority of Betancur, who since taking office in 1982 has made dialogue and conciliation central policy themes, not just domestically but internationally with such initiatives as the Contadora group sponsoring Central American peace proposals and a Cartegena group addressing the Latin debt problem.
