Sentence examples for no conciliatory from inspiring English sources

The Opposition accuses Prime Minister Heath of presiding obstinately over a trial of strength with the unions in which no conciliatory quarter will be given.

At a time when American cities have been inflamed by racial tensions, police shootings and fears over homegrown terrorism, Mr. Trump made no conciliatory gestures toward Muslims, Mexicans or residents of African-American neighborhoods, all of whom he disparaged during his campaign.

But there is no conciliatory spirit among the jailers.

But Mr Epifani is no more conciliatory.

As in the 60s, however, Starfleet unfortunately feels no great conciliatory need to include anyone from the Middle East.

Mr. Lavagna indicated that Argentina would be no more conciliatory to private investors than it was to the I.M.F., saying: "Let there be no doubt, we are prepared for them to reject our first offer out of hand".

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.

Nor did he acknowledge news, also announced that day, that America's AT&T will become the first foreign operator to offer broadband Internet services in China.Mr Wu was no more conciliatory toward investors, whose bane he had again become the week before, when a colleague told China's state-controlled press that the ministry was intending to alter the billing system for mobile phones.

By the time of the trial, however, she was no longer so conciliatory.

I wish to do everything that I can to make amends". By the time of the trial, however, she was no longer so conciliatory.

With Chancellor Angela Merkel's government of conservatives and Free Democrats apparently determined to reduce Germany's budget deficit, Mr. Westerwelle made clear that Berlin was in no mood for conciliatory or soft gestures to profligate spenders.