Sentence examples for assuage objections from inspiring English sources

To assuage objections from the United States, Japan, India and some other countries, the timetable was couched as an expectation, rather than a firm deadline.

Although he overcame the Bundesbank's resistance, Draghi emphatically argued – in terms clearly aimed at assuaging German objections – that the new policy was fully in line with the ECB's fundamental monetary policy remit.

Or will we end up with a compromise like the one Congressional Democrats agreed to this year, legislation that assuages conservative objections at the cost of undermining the plan's effectiveness?

But the latitude to use a cap-and-trade system within its borders will apparently assuage any jurisdictional objections Quebec might have.

In Estonia, the foreign ministry issued a statement Friday making clear its objections had never been assuaged.

And if he is assuaged, City Hall still has the problem of overcoming objections to toilets and bus shelters.

Any objections from France and Russia, Saddam's major oil-trading partners, would be assuaged, a senior I.N.C. official told me, by assurances that they would be given access to the extraordinarily rich oil fields in southern Iraq.

The release of EFSM funding has been agreed despite objections from non-Euro governments, notably the UK: their fears of losses were apparently assuaged with the promise of "collateral".

This did not assuage Mr. Seaton.

That did not assuage his critics.

It did little to assuage the doubters.