Примери коришћења Conciliatory на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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I come bearing conciliatory gifts.
The president is a man whose every instinct is conciliatory.
The government initially took a conciliatory stance toward the protesters.
Uh… mr. du-bakey's free Buthe's a little bit conciliatory.
This team requires a conciliatory, positive, neutral and patient profile.
Powder and artillery are the surest andmost infallible conciliatory measures we can adopt!
Washington interprets Russia's conciliatory behavior as weakness, and now also so does the tiny country of Israel.
The other side then doesn't know whether they are being manipulated orit really is conciliatory tone.
Arrange them a warm, conciliatory meeting.
The new system for Labour leadership elections that Miliband introduced in 2014 was meant as a conciliatory gesture.
I mean… if Basletti has been conciliatory because you are also a"worker".
To his credit, Trump apparently backed down andeven tried to make a few conciliatory statements.
We will demonstrate our goodwill and conciliatory approach to the end" if Gul agrees, Baykal said.
The union considered the mere holding of a meeting to be tantamount to union recognition and took a conciliatory tone.
They would rather wave their hand and make a joke in a conciliatory tone- none of that matters compared to peace, love, agreement and unity to which they aim.
In reality, accession for Turkey is not expected anytime soon, andGreece has little to lose by taking a conciliatory stance.
Culture Minister Franck Riester told reporters Philippe may make“a strong conciliatory gesture in the coming days,” but did not provide any details.
Whatever conciliatory phrases he may issue in the coming days, a president Trump will lead a government of class war, national chauvinism, militarism and police state violence.
Sir E. Grey went through the Serbian reply with me and pointed out the conciliatory attitude of the Government of Belgrade.
The final round of Kosovo talks began in a conciliatory mood, but the Albanian and Serb negotiators remain far apart, according to Martti Ahtisaari, UN special envoy.
He could be harsh, and even implacable in his judgments, andyet almost at the same time be surprisingly conciliatory, sensitive and warm.
They were informed that the reply would be quite conciliatory on all points, and that the Serbian Government would accept the Austro-Hungarian demands as far as possible.
It is not stated whether the measures which are to be taken--more especially military measures-- will depend upon the reply and the conciliatory attitude of the Serbian Government.
In surprise conciliatory comments from the presidential palace, Hariri said he is putting Lebanon's interest first and is looking forward to a"real partnership" with Lebanese President Michel Aoun.
Culture Minister Franck Riester told reporters that Mr Philippe would announce"a strong conciliatory gesture in the coming days", without giving details.
While that sounds conciliatory, in the very same speech Trump denounced the Iranian government as a“dictatorship” that“seized power and took a proud nation hostage” almost 40 years ago, and he claimed that before then Iran had“prospered in peace with its neighbors and commanded the admiration of the world.”.
After the Horde was attacked by Tamerlane, he desisted from paying tribute to the Khan, butwas forced to pursue a more conciliatory policy after Edigu's incursion on Moscow in 1408.
In his speech, President Juncker referred to Prime Minster May's speech in Florence as“conciliatory,” underlining that work still remains to be done, and saying that“Until now, I can't say that we are ready to enter the second phase of negotiations.”.
On Tuesday morning the hashtags prayforlondon and riotcleanup have overtaken londonriots on Twitter,showing the conciliatory mood of all those eager to move on.
The Soviets undertook a number of conciliatory measures, such as organizing celebrations of the 85th anniversary of the death of the poet Adam Mickiewicz in November 1940 in Moscow, Lviv, and at other concentrations of Polish population, or expanding Polish language general and higher education activities in Soviet-controlled territories.