Sentence examples for a message to placate from inspiring English sources

It's sending a message to placate unionists and sending a message to the world about the situation in Ireland".

"It seemed clear to me that the language he used in introducing Ahmadinejad was intended to, and had the effect of, placating, appeasing and being a message to conservative critics".

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In a message that was unlikely to placate the Israelis, the Islamic Republic News Agency, IRNA, reported Tuesday that the vessels were to dock in a Syrian port "within the framework of brotherly meetings between the two countries".

When JPMorgan subsequently raised its offer to $10 a share to placate angry Bear shareholders, the message turned less certain.

Instead, as is so often the case, Labour seem wary of their own message, neither saying one thing nor another in a bid to placate that ever dominant middle ground.

That message by Chief Moose was an effort to placate the sniper.

In an attempt to placate the Saudi's David Cameron sent a personal message to King Salman bin Abdul Aziz bin Saud, while the Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond was dispatched to Riyadh to rebuild bridges.

Thailand meanwhile has fumbled for a way to placate both parties.

If this was a bid to placate Mr Purcell's critics, it failed.

And was that decision in any way influenced by a desire to placate Murdoch's company?