Sentence examples for help to pacify from inspiring English sources
"These incidents will not help to pacify the country," he said, referring to the military operations.
Some years ago, Sean Davoren, head butler at The Lanesborough, a London hotel, was called on to help to pacify an obnoxious child.
He banned the display of portraits of the Karmapa Lama, who fled to India in 1999 and enjoys a devoted following in Tibet.The Dalai Lama's roleChinese officials have been divided over whether greater contact with the Dalai Lama would help to pacify Tibet.
Exposed to Xanax via music or in social settings, a generation of teenagers – widely referenced as the most anxious on record – are discovering that the drug can help to pacify their anxiety.
Exposed to Xanax via music or in social settings, a generation of teenagers widely referenced as the most anxious on record are discovering that the drug can help to pacify their anxiety.
"Coffee production helps to pacify regions.
This approach has helped to pacify critics in Denmark, where wind power is meant to generate half of all electricity by 2020.
The last element of the policy is to try to engage Afghanistan's regional neighbours, including Russia and Iran, in helping to pacify Afghanistan.
Maybe it is time to speak about a regional Organisation for Peace and Cooperation in West Asia, comparable to the OSCE which helped to pacify Europe after two world wars.
Although it would have annoyed the Americans, an alliance of the two Viktors might have made for decent economic policy, and helped to pacify the eastern and southern bits of the country that back Mr Yanukovich.
A recent series of attacks, however, like bubbles that indicate fish beneath still water, suggest the potential danger, all the more perilous now because the American troops who helped to pacify Iraq are leaving.
