Even Rumsfeld is trying to be conciliatory!

We welcome the conciliatory attitude of the new Rwandan Government.

And, after his re election in 2004, Bush grew more conciliatory.

Olympism will continue to use its conciliatory influence and humanism to foster peace and international understanding .

Iran is another front where Obama might be forced to recognize the limits of his conciliatory approach.

Were it not for God s grace upon you , and His mercy , and that God is Conciliatory and Wise .

Were it not for God s grace upon you , and His mercy , and that God is Conciliatory and Wise .

It was also stressed that that person must be someone who could get people to unite and be conciliatory.

Overall, the emerging political players particularly the Islamist parties have adopted a rather conciliatory tone regarding engagement with international actors.

The role of the Solomon lslands Government in this conflict has been conciliatory, facilitating peace negotiations amongst the parties concerned.

In this context, the Council expressed its complete support for the principled and conciliatory position adopted by the Bosnian Government, based on its desire to find peace.

In the event, Zhao Ziyang s conciliatory approach, which might have led to concessions, which in turn might have opened possibilities for a more open political system, lost out.

He was the first pope to visit a mosque, he made conciliatory gestures to the Jewish people and he tried to heal the rift within the Christian churches.

It is a rare moment in the history of modern Governments to see, in South Africa, the establishment of a uniquely conciliatory and inclusive Government of National Unity.

On the contrary, it imposed a cost by appearing stubbornly truculent, India allowed Pakistan to appear reasonable and conciliatory, tarnishing India s international image as a constructive force for peace.

The majority of the people of South Africa must be congratulated on their sustained effort and determination, as well as on their conciliatory attitude which augurs well for the new South Africa.

However, a small but increasing number of conservative thinkers while not democrats advocate a more pragmatic and conciliatory approach, essentially adopting the language that once worked so well for the now beleaguered reformists.

During his missions he realized that the attitude of some of the clergy did not always contribute to the overcoming of nationalistic feelings in spite of frequent conciliatory statements, mostly by Cardinal Kuharic.

Thus, whereas North Korea s announcement of its nuclear capability strongly condemned Japan and the US, it did not mention China, Russia, and South Korea, which had been more conciliatory during the six party talks.

No outside actor has the leverage with Iran that China has with North Korea, and even if the US offered Iran a more conciliatory approach, the Democratic led Congress isn t likely to follow suit.

We know how difficult it is, after arduous years, to make conciliatory gestures, but such gestures are necessary if we want to hasten the solution of the last conflict in the heart of Europe.

Moreover, the Government of the Sudan has adopted a conciliatory policy which no one would have dreamt of, including exempting southern Sudan from Shariah laws, sharing power and wealth, and implementing a federal system

Despite the more conciliatory stance of the AE led Government towards the Kanak population, industrial disputes and strikes, which are sometimes accompanied by violence, will remain a feature of the economic and political scene.28

His relentless disquisitions on Israel s strategic environment, security requirements, red lines, and Jewish history are offset only by conciliatory talk about reopening negotiations, which are immediately reject by the Palestinians, who, like him, fear showing weakness.

Indeed, while the previous Bush administration led the global opposition to harm reduction, the US delegation struck a more conciliatory tone at the Vienna summit, indicating what some perceive as a fresh start to drug policy.

Rather than responding positively to Bosnia apos s principled and conciliatory position, the Bosnian Serbs rejected the peace proposals, initiating a new phase in the Bosnian war and even raising the dangerous spectre of renewed carnage.

The UNICEF ombudsperson system was created in 1984 to help staff address grievances and conflicts in an informal and conciliatory manner, through the use of staff members at each duty station who are nominated as volunteer ombudspersons.

Italian centre back Giorgio Chiellini, bitten by Uruguayan forward Luis Suárez during the match between Italy and Uruguay national teams of the group phase of the World Cup in Brazil, sent Suárez a conciliatory message via his official website

In our first meeting I tried to set a conciliatory tone for the consultations and explained to Mr. Clerides that the Cyprus question had come to a turning point that we must both be aware of our historic duties and responsibilities.

He drew attention, in particular, to three cases of alleged police brutality, of which one had been referred to the Director of Public Prosecutions, one had been settled through the conciliatory procedure and one had been dropped owing to lack of evidence.

The Turkish Cypriot people, on the other hand, continues to adopt a conciliatory approach, and proved, beyond any doubt, their willingness and sincerity for a fair and just settlement in Cyprus by voting overwhelmingly for your settlement plan on 24 April 2004.

House Speaker John Boehner, who offered relatively conciliatory remarks immediately after the election, now says that he would accept higher revenue with lower rates precisely what the temporary tax cuts enacted by George W. Bush s administration were supposed to deliver, but manifestly did not.

After the Meiji Restoration of 1867 1868, a rising Japan built the military strength that enabled it to defeat Russia in 1905. But it also followed a conciliatory diplomatic policy toward Britain and the US, and spent considerable resources to make itself attractive overseas.

Here again, the contrasting styles of Obama and McCain offer a clear choice between a calm and confident man and a highly emotional one, between a major change in the nation s direction and a minor one, between a conciliatory style and a more combative one.

With respect to disputes stemming from international economic and trade law matters, the secretariat of AALCC would, during the second term of the Decade, continue to exhort and urge member States to resolve their differences in accordance with the arbitration and or conciliatory rules framed by UNCITRAL.

The State, while protecting the collective interest of citizens, takes a conciliatory role in assisting the landowners and the investors to come to terms and strike an amicable development proposal that meets the mutual interest of parties involved, that is, the people, the State and the investors.

All world leaders, intellectuals, theoreticians and academics are called upon to study this proposal carefully before becoming entangled in hasty decisions, prompted by the desire to be courteous and conciliatory, oblivious to future horizons and long term prospects, and to the negative repercussions that such decisions might entail.

What kind of response have you had to them? I don t know what the reason is maybe I m just a talkative person but because I simply write without trying to be politically conciliatory, I can say that a number of my posts have caused an really big outcry with huge repercussions for me.

I take this opportunity to reiterate that the Government and the people of Pakistan deeply appreciate and fully support the principled, courageous and conciliatory position taken by the Bosnian Government, especially in accepting the five nation European Contact Group apos s peace plan, which imposes a difficult burden of internal border delimitations.

(b) The Secretary General, in reviewing the administrative decision in question, may, with the consent of the staff member or at the latter apos s request, seek the assistance of a chairperson or member of the appropriate Joint Appeals Board, to be designated by its presiding officer, with a view to reaching a conciliatory conclusion of the matter.