Definition of conciliation in English:

conciliation

noun kənˌsɪlɪˈeɪʃnkənˌsɪliˈeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of stopping someone being angry; placation.
he held his hands up in a gesture of conciliation
Example sentencesExamples
- Conciliation, not confrontation, is the way to resolve this issue. "
- Be prepared for continued barbs, even as the individuals appear to be reaching a tentative conciliation.
- In fact, Chavez's first messages upon returning to power were of conciliation.
- Then and only then will conciliation have a chance.
- The tone of conciliation was not matched by some of her supporters gathered in front of her.
- We want the left flank sufficiently mollified and the right flank sufficiently panicked so as to inspire a little conciliation on all flanks. "
- They refuse to see that the social conciliation preached by the prophet hardly survived his death.
- Europe's heads of state are continuing their policy of conciliation with the Bush administration in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq.
- He opposed any measures of conciliation for the American colonies, voting against the repeal of the Stamp Act.
- It starts with a canter through various parades which illustrate how different they can be - from conciliation to confrontation.
- He was rigorously opposed to any conciliation with Israel which might have endangered his claim for the Golan Heights.
- From the milieu of the nobility itself there arise preachers of conciliation.
- It turns conciliation with political evil into an art form.
- It is useless, said he to us, to again attempt conciliation; there is too much animosity on both sides.
- On the verge of tears, his victory speech was a model of Churchillian conciliation.
- To this day, Syria has shown inconsequential movement toward conciliation with Israel, or the West.
- Not surprisingly, such line-drawing tends to discourage rather than promote conciliation.
- Up from Slavery is a compelling literary event because Washington successfully weds his rags-to-riches story with narratives of racial conciliation and uplift.
- The meeting in the besieged palace ended nevertheless in conciliation.
- The embassy had been shut down due to Mongolia's support for South Korea's "sunshine policy" of conciliation toward the North.
Synonyms
appeasement, pacification, peacemaking, placation, propitiation, mollification, reconciliation
1. 1.1 The action of mediating between two disputing people or groups.
  many disputes are settled through conciliation by the official body
  Example sentencesExamples
  Damage caused by measures taken in excess of the Convention must be compensated, and disputes are subject to compulsory conciliation and arbitration.
  Selig's power base among the owners is built on a record of consensus and conciliation, not damn-the-torpedoes, full-speed-ahead action.
  We also offer a conciliation service in disputes over accessibility.
  Global or regional organizations may provide good offices, mediation, or conciliation for states involved in environmental disputes.
  You could bring also bring an action in a small claims (or conciliation) court.
  On April 27, a conciliation meeting was held.
  Our conciliation process avoids an overly legalistic approach.
  The issue has already hit the Australian Industrial Relations Commission where conciliation attempts have failed.
  Conciliation talks were postponed indefinitely on August 10, prompting the union to serve the strike notice.
  Thus conciliation made a recognizable difference to the content of Community legislation.
  Depending on the mandate in specific cases, conciliation can thus vary from a form of institutionalized negotiation to something akin to non-binding arbitration.
  Your Honour referred to the Workplace Relations Act as being a significant departure from history in terms of the delineation between conciliation and arbitration.
  Additionally, a pre-trial statement does not need to be filed with the board of viewers prior to the conciliation / hearing.
  Section 103 with the completion of the conciliation proceedings and the exercise of conciliation powers.
  The two sides met for five hours at the London headquarters of the conciliation service Acas, far longer than had been expected.
  A new conciliation program for victims of conjugal violence is greeted with skepticism on the part of social workers.
  In all cases the employers sought the certificates before exhausting all conciliation and arbitration remedies available.
  It was proposed to organise the whole state structure in the manner of a system of chambers of conciliation.
  Management and unions meet today at the Labour Relations Court for conciliation talks on the planned 500-job redundancy package.
  The behaviour of the two institutions under co-decision is illustrated in Exhibit 5.1, a chronology of the working time directive in conciliation.

Definition of conciliation in US English:

conciliation

nounkənˌsilēˈāSH(ə)nkənˌsɪliˈeɪʃ(ə)n

1The action of stopping someone from being angry; placation.
he held his hands up in a gesture of conciliation
Example sentencesExamples
- The meeting in the besieged palace ended nevertheless in conciliation.
- He opposed any measures of conciliation for the American colonies, voting against the repeal of the Stamp Act.
- Europe's heads of state are continuing their policy of conciliation with the Bush administration in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq.
- Up from Slavery is a compelling literary event because Washington successfully weds his rags-to-riches story with narratives of racial conciliation and uplift.
- Not surprisingly, such line-drawing tends to discourage rather than promote conciliation.
- On the verge of tears, his victory speech was a model of Churchillian conciliation.
- From the milieu of the nobility itself there arise preachers of conciliation.
- In fact, Chavez's first messages upon returning to power were of conciliation.
- To this day, Syria has shown inconsequential movement toward conciliation with Israel, or the West.
- Conciliation, not confrontation, is the way to resolve this issue. "
- He was rigorously opposed to any conciliation with Israel which might have endangered his claim for the Golan Heights.
- Then and only then will conciliation have a chance.
- The embassy had been shut down due to Mongolia's support for South Korea's "sunshine policy" of conciliation toward the North.
- We want the left flank sufficiently mollified and the right flank sufficiently panicked so as to inspire a little conciliation on all flanks. "
- It is useless, said he to us, to again attempt conciliation; there is too much animosity on both sides.
- The tone of conciliation was not matched by some of her supporters gathered in front of her.
- They refuse to see that the social conciliation preached by the prophet hardly survived his death.
- It starts with a canter through various parades which illustrate how different they can be - from conciliation to confrontation.
- It turns conciliation with political evil into an art form.
- Be prepared for continued barbs, even as the individuals appear to be reaching a tentative conciliation.
Synonyms
appeasement, pacification, peacemaking, placation, propitiation, mollification, reconciliation
1. 1.1 The action of mediating between two disputing people or groups.
  many disputes are settled through conciliation by the official body
  Example sentencesExamples
  Depending on the mandate in specific cases, conciliation can thus vary from a form of institutionalized negotiation to something akin to non-binding arbitration.
  Conciliation talks were postponed indefinitely on August 10, prompting the union to serve the strike notice.
  Thus conciliation made a recognizable difference to the content of Community legislation.
  Additionally, a pre-trial statement does not need to be filed with the board of viewers prior to the conciliation / hearing.
  In all cases the employers sought the certificates before exhausting all conciliation and arbitration remedies available.
  You could bring also bring an action in a small claims (or conciliation) court.
  It was proposed to organise the whole state structure in the manner of a system of chambers of conciliation.
  Management and unions meet today at the Labour Relations Court for conciliation talks on the planned 500-job redundancy package.
  The issue has already hit the Australian Industrial Relations Commission where conciliation attempts have failed.
  A new conciliation program for victims of conjugal violence is greeted with skepticism on the part of social workers.
  Selig's power base among the owners is built on a record of consensus and conciliation, not damn-the-torpedoes, full-speed-ahead action.
  Damage caused by measures taken in excess of the Convention must be compensated, and disputes are subject to compulsory conciliation and arbitration.
  Global or regional organizations may provide good offices, mediation, or conciliation for states involved in environmental disputes.
  Section 103 with the completion of the conciliation proceedings and the exercise of conciliation powers.
  The behaviour of the two institutions under co-decision is illustrated in Exhibit 5.1, a chronology of the working time directive in conciliation.
  Our conciliation process avoids an overly legalistic approach.
  The two sides met for five hours at the London headquarters of the conciliation service Acas, far longer than had been expected.
  On April 27, a conciliation meeting was held.
  We also offer a conciliation service in disputes over accessibility.
  Your Honour referred to the Workplace Relations Act as being a significant departure from history in terms of the delineation between conciliation and arbitration.

词汇	conciliation
释义	Definition of conciliation in English: conciliation noun kənˌsɪlɪˈeɪʃnkənˌsɪliˈeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of stopping someone being angry; placation. he held his hands up in a gesture of conciliation Example sentencesExamples Conciliation, not confrontation, is the way to resolve this issue. " Be prepared for continued barbs, even as the individuals appear to be reaching a tentative conciliation. In fact, Chavez's first messages upon returning to power were of conciliation. Then and only then will conciliation have a chance. The tone of conciliation was not matched by some of her supporters gathered in front of her. We want the left flank sufficiently mollified and the right flank sufficiently panicked so as to inspire a little conciliation on all flanks. " They refuse to see that the social conciliation preached by the prophet hardly survived his death. Europe's heads of state are continuing their policy of conciliation with the Bush administration in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq. He opposed any measures of conciliation for the American colonies, voting against the repeal of the Stamp Act. It starts with a canter through various parades which illustrate how different they can be - from conciliation to confrontation. He was rigorously opposed to any conciliation with Israel which might have endangered his claim for the Golan Heights. From the milieu of the nobility itself there arise preachers of conciliation. It turns conciliation with political evil into an art form. It is useless, said he to us, to again attempt conciliation; there is too much animosity on both sides. On the verge of tears, his victory speech was a model of Churchillian conciliation. To this day, Syria has shown inconsequential movement toward conciliation with Israel, or the West. Not surprisingly, such line-drawing tends to discourage rather than promote conciliation. Up from Slavery is a compelling literary event because Washington successfully weds his rags-to-riches story with narratives of racial conciliation and uplift. The meeting in the besieged palace ended nevertheless in conciliation. The embassy had been shut down due to Mongolia's support for South Korea's "sunshine policy" of conciliation toward the North. Synonyms appeasement, pacification, peacemaking, placation, propitiation, mollification, reconciliation 1.1 The action of mediating between two disputing people or groups. many disputes are settled through conciliation by the official body Example sentencesExamples Damage caused by measures taken in excess of the Convention must be compensated, and disputes are subject to compulsory conciliation and arbitration. Selig's power base among the owners is built on a record of consensus and conciliation, not damn-the-torpedoes, full-speed-ahead action. We also offer a conciliation service in disputes over accessibility. Global or regional organizations may provide good offices, mediation, or conciliation for states involved in environmental disputes. You could bring also bring an action in a small claims (or conciliation) court. On April 27, a conciliation meeting was held. Our conciliation process avoids an overly legalistic approach. The issue has already hit the Australian Industrial Relations Commission where conciliation attempts have failed. Conciliation talks were postponed indefinitely on August 10, prompting the union to serve the strike notice. Thus conciliation made a recognizable difference to the content of Community legislation. Depending on the mandate in specific cases, conciliation can thus vary from a form of institutionalized negotiation to something akin to non-binding arbitration. Your Honour referred to the Workplace Relations Act as being a significant departure from history in terms of the delineation between conciliation and arbitration. Additionally, a pre-trial statement does not need to be filed with the board of viewers prior to the conciliation / hearing. Section 103 with the completion of the conciliation proceedings and the exercise of conciliation powers. The two sides met for five hours at the London headquarters of the conciliation service Acas, far longer than had been expected. A new conciliation program for victims of conjugal violence is greeted with skepticism on the part of social workers. In all cases the employers sought the certificates before exhausting all conciliation and arbitration remedies available. It was proposed to organise the whole state structure in the manner of a system of chambers of conciliation. Management and unions meet today at the Labour Relations Court for conciliation talks on the planned 500-job redundancy package. The behaviour of the two institutions under co-decision is illustrated in Exhibit 5.1, a chronology of the working time directive in conciliation. Definition of conciliation in US English: conciliation nounkənˌsilēˈāSH(ə)nkənˌsɪliˈeɪʃ(ə)n 1The action of stopping someone from being angry; placation. he held his hands up in a gesture of conciliation Example sentencesExamples The meeting in the besieged palace ended nevertheless in conciliation. He opposed any measures of conciliation for the American colonies, voting against the repeal of the Stamp Act. Europe's heads of state are continuing their policy of conciliation with the Bush administration in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq. Up from Slavery is a compelling literary event because Washington successfully weds his rags-to-riches story with narratives of racial conciliation and uplift. Not surprisingly, such line-drawing tends to discourage rather than promote conciliation. On the verge of tears, his victory speech was a model of Churchillian conciliation. From the milieu of the nobility itself there arise preachers of conciliation. In fact, Chavez's first messages upon returning to power were of conciliation. To this day, Syria has shown inconsequential movement toward conciliation with Israel, or the West. Conciliation, not confrontation, is the way to resolve this issue. " He was rigorously opposed to any conciliation with Israel which might have endangered his claim for the Golan Heights. Then and only then will conciliation have a chance. The embassy had been shut down due to Mongolia's support for South Korea's "sunshine policy" of conciliation toward the North. We want the left flank sufficiently mollified and the right flank sufficiently panicked so as to inspire a little conciliation on all flanks. " It is useless, said he to us, to again attempt conciliation; there is too much animosity on both sides. The tone of conciliation was not matched by some of her supporters gathered in front of her. They refuse to see that the social conciliation preached by the prophet hardly survived his death. It starts with a canter through various parades which illustrate how different they can be - from conciliation to confrontation. It turns conciliation with political evil into an art form. Be prepared for continued barbs, even as the individuals appear to be reaching a tentative conciliation. Synonyms appeasement, pacification, peacemaking, placation, propitiation, mollification, reconciliation 1.1 The action of mediating between two disputing people or groups. many disputes are settled through conciliation by the official body Example sentencesExamples Depending on the mandate in specific cases, conciliation can thus vary from a form of institutionalized negotiation to something akin to non-binding arbitration. Conciliation talks were postponed indefinitely on August 10, prompting the union to serve the strike notice. Thus conciliation made a recognizable difference to the content of Community legislation. Additionally, a pre-trial statement does not need to be filed with the board of viewers prior to the conciliation / hearing. In all cases the employers sought the certificates before exhausting all conciliation and arbitration remedies available. You could bring also bring an action in a small claims (or conciliation) court. It was proposed to organise the whole state structure in the manner of a system of chambers of conciliation. Management and unions meet today at the Labour Relations Court for conciliation talks on the planned 500-job redundancy package. The issue has already hit the Australian Industrial Relations Commission where conciliation attempts have failed. A new conciliation program for victims of conjugal violence is greeted with skepticism on the part of social workers. Selig's power base among the owners is built on a record of consensus and conciliation, not damn-the-torpedoes, full-speed-ahead action. Damage caused by measures taken in excess of the Convention must be compensated, and disputes are subject to compulsory conciliation and arbitration. Global or regional organizations may provide good offices, mediation, or conciliation for states involved in environmental disputes. Section 103 with the completion of the conciliation proceedings and the exercise of conciliation powers. The behaviour of the two institutions under co-decision is illustrated in Exhibit 5.1, a chronology of the working time directive in conciliation. Our conciliation process avoids an overly legalistic approach. The two sides met for five hours at the London headquarters of the conciliation service Acas, far longer than had been expected. On April 27, a conciliation meeting was held. We also offer a conciliation service in disputes over accessibility. Your Honour referred to the Workplace Relations Act as being a significant departure from history in terms of the delineation between conciliation and arbitration.
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