Sentence examples for placate concerns from inspiring English sources

South Korea, under pressure after months of consumer protests, has sought the 30-month limit to placate concerns over American beef being possibly tainted with mad cow disease.

But it said the changes were not enough to placate concerns that the deal would grant Google a monopoly over millions of orphan works, meaning books whose right holders are unknown or cannot be found.

As the Indian Ministry for External Affairs expressed its "concern" that an Indian citizen could die in such circumstances, the Irish ambassador in New Delhi moved to meet government officials on Friday in an effort to placate concerns.

When railways began to spread across England in the 1830s, they operated at the same frequency six days a week, but on the seventh inserted a gap called the "church interval" to placate concerns about the damage travel might do to religious observance.

Putting forward the amendment, Lib Dem peer Lord Clement-Jonesaidid that it would placate concerns over the so-called "three strikes" rule – which could see those accused of sharing files illegally online having their internet connections cut off – and added that it was a "more proportionate, specific and appropriate" way to approach infringement than the previous proposals made by the government.

Additional empirical evidence documenting the capabilities of early elementary student science learning may placate concerns regarding the teaching of complex scientific concepts to young children and ease the tension formed by establishing expectations of learners' abilities based exclusively on a developmental paradigm.

Though these programs may have been intended to placate concern over the high level of Japanese investment in the United States, they also serve as laboratories to help the Japanese understand how to use philanthropy to gain a competitive advantage in their worldwide operations.

Walking into the theatre with two very excited children did placate my concerns; they were engrossed and their imaginations captured.

He said that Bloomberg was not yet a dominant force in these activities and had been careful to placate the concerns of subscribers.

To placate their concerns that Northern Ireland would, post-Brexit, be treated differently, Theresa May also agreed there would be "no regulatory barriers" in the Irish sea.

To placate Chinese concerns about granting Taiwan national status, the island will enter under the name "China-Taipei," with the status of a "customs territory," officials of the trade group have said.