Sentence examples for of conciliating from inspiring English sources

Or is politics the messy business of conciliating conflicts and solving problems?

"At a very human level it is very important to find a way of conciliating between the two parties.

The old Tories suppressed it in the interests of conciliating the other nations - imperialism served for all instead.

He thought Seward had no intention of "conciliating the European Powers or at all events of not forcing them into hostility".

This study demonstrates one cost-effective way of conciliating the need to protect our coastlines while promoting the conservation and stock enhancement of over-exploited species.

The Palestinians have complied but the Israelis argue that the clock starts ticking only once the two sides actually meet.So Mr Abbas is earnestly pondering the prospect of conciliating Hamas and reuniting the two halves of his severed realm.

Since that time, what had been an acceptable way of sometimes conciliating or buying off an opponent has taken on a universally cowardly connotation.

The attempts of Otto to conciliate Greek sentiment by efforts to enlarge the frontiers of his kingdom, for example, by the suggested acquisition of Crete in 1841, failed in their objective and only succeeded in embroiling him with the Great Powers.

As the voice of the UK on the islands, the governor is in the delicate position of having to conciliate between the sovereign Westminster government and elected Cayman ministers.

When the International Community perceive that the universal peace model is inefficient, it will may be appropriate to assume that there are conflicts inherent in societies, and, at that moment, politicians will seek alternatives that do not have peace as an objective (but as consequence of social harmonization), and that aims to conciliate interests of different groups.

The deadly showdown with the Brotherhood, which remains bitterly disenfranchised and encamped in two parts of Cairo shows no sign of being conciliated.