Sentence examples similar to appease dissent from inspiring English sources
The company cut its bidding price in an effort to appease dissenting shareholders.
However, Suharto also disbanded Aspri to appease popular dissent.
But, even if this side somehow musters even a vaguely positive response in the next two games to appease those dissenting in the stands, the band-aid would be ripped off by defeats in daunting collisions with Manchester United and Chelsea in mid-December.
But on the subject of terrorism, he was careful not to be seen as appeasing the attacks seen in the US, saying: "Dissent, democracy, debate must never be beaten by bullets, barbarism and bombs".
After all, Ryan and his leadership team should have known well in advance that the bill was unwinnable among the far right of his own party, and that appeasing them would only create a bubble of dissent among the moderates and madden the party liberals.
Activists and lawyers say the kingdom's strict application of Sharia law against dissent is part of an effort to appease the religious conservatives who are vital supporters in the country's fight against Sunni extremists.
If anything, Britain should stop appeasing, since it is clear they are using the justice system to clamp down on dissent.
That could appease many shareholders.
