conciliator

In other words, he is seen as a conciliator at a difficult time.

On the one hand, you could say that he's a conciliator.

President Bush the bipartisan conciliator had a pretty good week, too.

The three conciliators listened to the evidence and made their decision.

One conciliator is preferred but two or three are also allowed.

Tell me about the Conciliator, if you want to talk."

And you'll be wiping out the last bit of resistance to the Conciliators.

"If you have pleas for the Conciliator, speak them in your heart."

I think he might be/ she said, and then she became the conciliator.

Regarded as a conciliator, she vowed to do more for poor children and families.

If you're a professional conciliator, office manager or teacher, it is probably a handicap.

In a third role, the United States sees itself as conciliator.

Some believe that he is at heart a conciliator who will never try to push the country too far toward fundamentalism.

"Wagner was an incredible conciliator," one current board member said.

Many whites had expected a grand conciliator, even a national savior.

In certain types of dispute the conciliator has a duty to provide legal information.

His preferred role is that of the conciliator between disputants.

To deal with disputes over such matters, regional health authorities will act as conciliators.

"Just the same, it reminds me that we were going to see what your brown book has to say about the Conciliator.

But assuming it to have had some real association with the Conciliator, you can appreciate its importance.

But while the precise language of the bills was being worked out, he portrayed himself as a conciliator.

The conciliator in a time of upheaval will prove inadequate.

Apparently whoever was inside had given up objecting to the Conciliators.

"We're talking about people with master's degrees having to bring in a conciliator for the choice of a textbook," she said.

Conciliators may also use their role to actively encourage the parties to come to a resolution.