Sentence examples for reconciliatory group from inspiring English sources

There are no last-minute revelations that clear up every mystery; nor is there anything resembling a reconciliatory group hug.

The group made 94 reconciliatory recommendations, including special human rights and anti-racism training for public servants.

One we held in Bulgaria, about policies toward the Roma, or Gypsies, produced strongly reconciliatory policies at a time when loud fringe groups wanted to build walls around the Roma communities.

And if the country's dominant political group does transform "into a more moderate and reconciliatory force," argues the Egyptian blogger Bassem Sabry in Al Monitor, then "Egypt as a whole and the revolution in particular would have won one crucial victory".

That same month the National Unity and Reconciliation Commission released its annual report, which itemized 22 problems that hindered unity and reconciliatory justice, including disregard for the decisions of the provincial gacaca (genocide courts), lingering interethnic hostility, and clandestine groups that intimidated potential witnesses.

Second, the U.S. must ensure international oversight of any investigative and reconciliatory initiatives, including the Honduran government's truth commission and the alternative truth body established by human rights groups (which are doubtful of government intent and neutrality).

Would America be rushing to make "provisional" reconciliatory gestures?

His findings on apes' conflict management behaviours mean seminar participants can look for reconciliatory behaviours among the apes, which range from giving hugs to "making love not war", as well as analyse how a squabble between just two individuals may affect an entire social group.

"There needs to be a reconciliatory olive branch to the Hispanic movement.

He may seek out the police officer concerned for a reconciliatory handshake when they next meet.

After a bout of reconciliatory sex, Britton lounges in their bedroom.