Sentence examples for quell accusations from inspiring English sources

In response, Cameron, seeking to quell accusations of weakness and a surge in support for Ukip, published the draft bill.

To quell accusations that the ballot initiative was driven solely by politics, the date was moved to the state's primary election in May.

In 1998, Switzerland enacted legislation to quell accusations that its banks were turning a blind eye to deposits of wealth stripped from poor countries.

From Richard M. Nixon's Checkers speech to Bill Clinton's "60 Minutes" interview about Gennifer Flowers, politicians have a history of going on television to quell accusations of misconduct.

Government critics said the pardon was an attempt by Mrs. Arroyo to quell accusations of corruption against her administration from Mr. Estrada's supporters.

In response, Cameron, seeking to quell accusations of weakness and a surge in support for Ukip, is to publish his own draft bill introducing an in/out referendum on Tuesday.

Hotels of North America may well quell the accusations of unfulfilled potential overshadowing his most recent work – while not exactly gripping, it is often funny and occasionally very beautiful.

Senator Chuck Hagel, a Nebraska Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee who met Mr. Durrani on Monday to pay his respects, said he told the ambassador that it was essential for Pakistan to open its investigation to outside help to quell conspiracy theories and accusations of a cover-up.

A deadly attack in June against reporters at the Capital Gazette newsroom in Maryland did nothing to quell Trump's belligerent accusations against the media.

A deadly attack against reporters at the Capitol Gazette newsroom in Maryland in June did nothing to quell Trump's belligerent accusations against the media.

If we, er, when we get a divorce, does that quell 'conflict of interest' accusations about BP?" (At the time, Todd Palin was working for BP on the North Slope pipeline).