Sentence examples for assuaging fears from inspiring English sources

Giorgio Napolitano selected former European commissioner Mario Monti as Berlusconi's replacement, and Monti began to assemble a government with the intention of assuaging fears about the Italian economy.

Assuaging fears over the rise of Finnish Euroscepticism, both he and the Green runner-up, Pekka Haavisto, are pro-European Union and pro-euro.

In the short term, it must be enough to free the ECB to intervene without limit, by assuaging fears of moral hazard.

Local energy billionaire Terry Pegula agreed to purchase the franchise for $1.4bn this month, assuaging fears that the Bills would skip town for a gleaming venue elsewhere.

While Mr Ahmadinejad was hectoring in New York, Mr Rafsanjani was quietly assuaging fears in Saudi Arabia that Iran is trying to turn Iraq into an aggressively Shia state.

Federal regulators are giving their seal of approval to Metro's expedited timeline to add safety barriers to its 7000-series trassuaginguaging fears from the transit agency that federal funding could be withheld from Metro's coffers.

Those statements may serve as a start for assuaging fear in the Muslim community.

Yet it was still not enough to assuage fears.

American nuclear officials, too, seemed eager to assuage fears.

The Romney campaign sent out a memo on Monday to "Interested Parties"meant to assuage fears.

The agency has worked since then to assuage fears that a new name would hinder services.