Sentence examples for allay fears for from inspiring English sources

What have they done?" Those who have appeared at political events do little to allay fears for Haitian democracy: one participant in recent opposition rallies is Franco Camille, an Aristide loyalist who was indicted for his alleged role in the 2000 murder of Haiti's most famous journalist, Jean Dominique.

Employers added 103,000 jobs last month, allaying fears, for now, of a double-dip recession.

BANGKOK — Shielded by hundreds of thousands of sandbags piled shoulder high along the city's outskirts, most of Bangkok remained dry on Sunday, allaying fears for now that the massive metropolis would be swamped by monsoon floodwaters.

Although proceeds were well short of the results posted by his rivals, and his catalogue failed to produce an auction record, Simon de Pury Simon de Pury may have gained most satisfaction from his evening event which allayed fears for the viability of the Phillips operation and convinced that his contemporary art department can win valuable consignments and obtain big prices.

It grew by 9.5% in the second quarter (year on year), having grown at a similar rate in the previous three.The figures helped allay fears of a hard landing for China's economy.

All this talk of "not being a candidate for his own succession" may just be a device to allay fears of having Mr Juppé around for too long.

Attempting to allay fears that chances for children to learn an instrument will be limited by imminent changes to the national curriculum, he indicated that the subject will still "enjoy a prominent place".

Our use of village enumerators to explain the study and allay fears regarding stigma for families and carers helped to avoid such biases and emphasises the advantage of involving local research staff during epidemiological studies.

Osborne sought to allay fears about the fallout for low-income families by promising the cuts would have "no measurable impact on child poverty over the next two years".

It seeks to allay fears about ongoing government support for university students, after public concerns the deregulation of fees and cuts to course subsidies would discourage enrolments.

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