Sentence examples for ease unrest from inspiring English sources

Wilson's identity was kept a secret since the 9 August shooting and authorities had been under mounting pressure to both identify the officer and to provide details about the investigation to ease unrest in the largely black community.

Milwaukee mayor declares curfew to help ease unrest after police shooting Bahamian runner Shaunae Miller dived over the line in the women's 400m final in Rio to deny Allyson Felix gold.

The country needs help to narrow the gaping inequalities, ease unrest and reduce the long term damage to Lebanon's economic recovery in the face of the Syrian crisis.

Intervention has done little to ease investor unrest.

Al-Maliki also pledged to work to ease sectarian unrest in his country.

Holder's visit to Ferguson in August helped ease the unrest.

A12 President Jacques Chirac's silence during the riots has sparked criticism that the president has no plan to ease the unrest that has gripped the country's slums.

The exports provide about 25 percent of the Syria's income and are an important source of cash for the government, which has raised subsidies on fuel and food and increased government salaries to try to ease the unrest.

The chaebol had become the face of Korea, both domestically and abroad, and when their credit card divisions faltered in 2003, the South Korean government had little choice but to step in and ease social unrest by forgiving individual debts.

Xi Jinping, the Chinese premier, has sought to rein in ostentatious spending by officials on gifts, banquets and alcohol-fuelled receptions to ease public unrest about extravagance among the country's elite.

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia Ethiopiaia's ruling coalition has elected a new chairman and eventual prime minister from a vast protest-hit region, in a major shift in leadership that could also ease persistent unrest in one of Africa's fastest-growing economies.