Sentence examples for placate tensions from inspiring English sources
Mitchell was the only one to bring a phone but that was voluntarily thrown out of the car window to placate tensions.
In the past their words are felt all of us at risk of a possible new big Mondial War, but now with this meeting i believe this situation going to placate tensions.
During an era of exploitive industrialism and urban alienation, women were often encouraged to take on acts of "neighborliness," reflecting the assumption that "interpersonal amiability can placate class tensions".
"There have been attempts to placate, to reduce the level of tension that was generated in the Arab world as a result of this new approach through general statements, and the Arab world was trying to get a much more concrete response from the US," Hassan Abdel Rahman, the Palestinian representative in Washington, said.
O'Brien admitted the Trump administration had caused some tension between the countries as he tried to placate them.
China hopes to placate its restive western provinces like Xinjiang and Tibet, where ethnic tension and separatist movements have continued to cause headaches for Communist leaders.
"North Korea's latest 'peace offensive' is almost preordained," said Lee Sung-yoon, a North Korea specialist at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, calling it part of North Korea's timeworn tactic of raising tensions to remind its adversaries that it is a menace that needs placating, then pushing for economic and diplomatic concessions.
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.
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His remarks failed to placate Ms. Warren.
