It was further claimed that as a part of this general scheme Johnson read a speech favorable to independent savings and loan associations in the House, and that the company distributed copies to allay apprehensions of potential depositors.
Typically, 'word-of-mouth' provided reassurance to potential participants about returning to PA; these recommendations were powerful in allaying apprehensions about attending an unfamiliar programme [ 30].
Along with having a host of other responsibilities, Eugenie Scott, working as the executive director of the National Center for Science Education, has been involved with discussions of what teachers should know about science pedagogy in general and with methods for allaying teacher apprehensions about teaching the subject of evolution in particular.
It bolstered its warranty, helping to allay lingering apprehension about its quality.
The explanation failed to allay the apprehension of bettors, and Assault went to the post on Derby Day at long odds: 8 1.
In order to allay the apprehension that may accompany such change, curriculum development and implementation should be an inclusive process, with both staff and students being well informed of the planned reform.
In his remarks on Monday, General Musharraf, wearing military fatigues, explained his government's actions and policies, trying to allay the apprehensions of the tribal people and overcome resistance to the military campaign in their region.
The post does little to allay the apprehensions of those who have seen Jannard occasionally oversell RED's offerings in posts just like this one.
This could allay the apprehensions of Putin and others that the Russian ethnic minority in Ukraine would be marginalized in the future politics of Ukraine.
To help allay the residents' apprehensions, Mayor Allen Quimpo subcontracted a non-governmental organization - the United Services and Welfare Assistance Group USWAG Development Foundationon - to supervise the project and carry out coordination on behalf of the local government.
In the meantime, for two weeks, I rambled and roamed from café to café to allay my Saturday-afternoon apprehension, until September 13th, when I went into El Molino and collided with the title of my story printed across the full width of El Espectador, which had just come out: "The Third Resignation".
