A plan by the New York Fire Department to allay severe budget cuts by charging motorists up to $490 to respond to accidents and car fires has touched off blistering criticism and calls for the City Council to outlaw the policy.
Late last month Google was warned by the E.C.'s Competition Commissioner, Joaquin Almunia, that it needed to do more to allay antitrust concerns — or face formal charges of breaching EU rules, which in turn could open the company up to a fine of 10percentt of its global revenues.
The carmakers are eager to make their first customers happy, so they are bending over backwards to help with the charging infrastructure and to allay "range anxiety" — the fear of running out of electricity and getting stranded, because all-electric cars cannot go as far as conventional ones.
Both Germany and the United States reached the last 16 as a result of this scoreline and the one in Brasília, with a goal by Thomas Müller doing enough to allay suspicions that the Germans in charge of the two sides had colluded to produce a mutually satisfactory result.
But Anderson struck early to allay any fears, before Moeen took charge to spin England to victory.
This person, echoing others, said that Mr. Rather's resoluteness in addressing the charges on the air was allaying some of the concern.
For all Mr. Hambrick's fond memories of the presidential suite at the Westin in Washington, for example, they do little to allay his annoyance over the chain's $2 charge for local calls or its refusal to provide free breakfasts to elite-level participants in its loyalty program.
He hardly allayed these concerns when he declined to recommend any charges to the grand jury.
Medtronic has said it plans to discuss the rejection of Amplify with regulators to try to allay their concerns, and the company has not been charged with any wrongdoing in the criminal inquiry.
Powerful batteries will allay most people's range anxiety, and innovation will make charging fast — or at least fast enough for people to do it while they grab a bite.
