The United States pork industry continued to try to allay consumer concerns about their products.
Mr Jebali later said he had been alluding merely to the principles of "justice, sincerity, freedom and loyalty" evoked by the word "caliphate .More such ideological skirmishes are to be expected, as the newly empowered politicians hone their consensus-building skills and as Nahda continues to try to allay the fears of those who voted against them.
I need that to allay my anxiety, as I continue to fight my case in the courts, trying to find my way back home.
As part of a drill, the council in Israel's main Golan settlement, Katzrin, briefly relocated to a bunker.Seeking to allay rising public fears, military spokesmen continue to downplay the likelihood of a Syrian attack on Israel.
AS consumers continue to worry about the economy, banks and financial institutions are still running advertisements meant to allay those concerns.
If the Fed's actions continue to favor this type of environment, and if the Fed can allay the current fear in the markets, small-cap stocks may rally yet again.
If the Fed's actions continue to favor this type of environment, and if the Fed can allay the current fear in the markets, small cap stocks may rally again.
His reference to nuclear capability was apparently to allay anger over a reference in the legislation asking Pakistan to continue to cooperate with the United States in efforts to dismantle networks trying to acquire nuclear weapons-related materials.
Saudi and UAE perceptions of Qatari policies as a threat to the survival of their regimes would not be allayed by a divorce that would allow Qatar to continue to chart its own course.
That fact, however, will do little to allay fears that a massive cloud of oil swirling below the surface of the gulf will continue to wreak environmental and economic damage for months, if not years to come.
