PPL says it hopes to spin off a division to work on transplanting organs from pigs to people; BioTransplant already seems to have accomplished this by allaying itself with Novartis, the Swiss drug giant.
Still, had I been anxious that the competing voices in my head were signs of obsessiveness or insanity, the dinner itself helped allay my fears.
That restoration of a Welsh star, and the vast expenditure itself, allayed for many Cardiff fans the bewilderment and unease at Tan's baffling decision to change the colour of the club's kit from blue to red.
So contextualist 2D semantics by itself does nothing to allay skepticism about the existence of rationalist meanings for expressions like names and natural kind terms.
With so many balls in the air, City Hall needs to allay fears that it may be overextending itself and, ultimately, the taxpayers.
Shevchenko's double has given Ukraine real hope of getting out of the group and reaching the quarter final, which will allay any fears of the country embarrassing itself and provide a fillip for the tournament to have at least one of its hosts in the knockout stage.
To satisfy itself and then to try to allay Mr. Pitt's concerns, Universal brought in a parade of A-list script doctors: Tony Gilroy of the "Bourne" series, Peter Morgan ("The Queen," "The Last King of Scotland") and, finally, Billy Ray ("Breach").
(Olsen et al. 1996) Despite the inherent problems, the local public health department may find itself compelled to respond, if only to allay public anxiety (Greenberg and Wartenberg 1991).
When Aetna bought Prudential in 1999, it was forced by the Justice Department and the Texas attorney general to divest itself of certain health plans in Texas to allay antitrust concerns.
During a meeting with Mr. Obama and his top national security aides — Ms. Rice was on video teleconference from New York; Mrs. Clinton from Paris — Ms. Rice sought to allay Mr. Gates's concern that a no-fly zone by itself would not be enough to halt Colonel Qaddafi's progress, recalled officials attending the meeting.
