To assuage criticisms of promoting fascism or Nazism, over the years, Lunardelli developed a historical and artistic range of products that produced some hits — Sissi, the Empress Elizabeth of Austria, the Mona Lisa — and many misses — Churchill, Napoleon, and even Dracula's Blood, which all "sold very few bottles," Mr. Lunardelli said.
In May, the president purged his cabinet to assuage criticisms.
It also assuaged criticism that the gambit system would "let the game play itself", countering that gambits do not function without a player.
In an attempt to assuage western criticism, he released six jailed opposition leaders ahead of the election.
The 20-member government sworn in Tuesday includes eight Fatah members, a move meant to assuage such criticism.
On the plus side, this may help to assuage public criticism of private equity's penchant for "quick flips".Targets are likely to be smaller as well as fewer in coming months.
Hooliganism charges were dropped after Russia's parliament passed an amnesty law that was seen as an attempt by the Kremlin to assuage the criticism of the country's human rights record before the Winter Olympics in Sochi in February.
Eager to assuage Western criticism of his methods, the general promised to kill any of his commanders responsible for atrocities.The feuding in the north has exasperated the government, which feels threatened by the mayhem in the south, and is increasingly composed of Pushtuns, the biggest group.
That did not assuage his critics.
