Sentence examples for power to appease from inspiring English sources

Another scenario is where a mutual fund adviser may utilize its delegated voting power to appease shareholder activists who attack the business decisions, procedures, and objectives of the adviser's management.

Do the senior princes temper this all-powerful figure by removing just enough of his powers to appease the US Congress and other Western bodies, some of which are now calling for an arms boycott?

The devolution of powers to Scotland to appease secessionists has sparked demands for similar autonomy in England.

Soon after, Kakashi teaches Sasuke his powerful Chidori technique to appease his desire for power.

Facebook tried to appease power users by returning the "Most Recent" toggle switch, but it actually still filters out a lot.

Launching Files is a way to appease power users while not making iPad too complicated for the average user, as building a full file system into iOS would have been too confusing for users who crave the simplicity iPad provides.

One of the major problems which many from the educated middle class overlooked while voting for Modi ( for development reasons) was the fact that the core support of BJP is hardline and after being in absolute power the party had to appease them.

But they are a story of the cigarette makers' calculations as well, in this case faulty ones of their own power and whom they needed to appease.

George Perkovich, a proliferation expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, in Washington, said General Musharraf, who seized power in 1999, was trying to appease American demands for an investigation while not angering the army, his base of support.

Rigged elections are no longer necessary to appease liberal powers that lack either the will or the ability to complain.

The late-1930s was a time when Europe's democratic powers showed both a readiness to appease Hitler's Germany and an ambivalence toward the Communist-backed forces fighting Franco.