Sentence examples for quell over from inspiring English sources

As of yet, the WHO Contingency Fund for Emergencies, The Wellcome Trust, the U.K., the UN, and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance have contributed $8 million to contain the outbreak, which WHO estimates will cost at least $26 million to quell over three months.

A former transportation executive, Row now works with leaders to help them understand how to quell over-thinking and draw upon that part of the brain wired for intuition and feelings.

In a letter to regulators, Comcast offered several commitments to quell concerns over the merger, including a promise that NBC would remain a free over-the-air network and that it would offer NBC and Telemundo channels to rivals under the current rules that apply to cable networks.

The pushback, however, is late, and has yet to quell discontent over Ms. Black's nomination.

Nasdaq tries to quell anger over Facebook's flawed initial public offering.

The appointment was immediately rescinded, but that did not quell discontent over what some demonstrators insisted was an example of shadowy business interests capturing the state.

Troops sent to quell clashes over land rights in northeast India killed five people Tuesday after the government ordered them to shoot suspects on sight.

But the moves failed to quell concern over who will finally take power and deal with the economic crisis that forced the resignation of Fernando de la Rúa.

The police faced off against rioting youths, Muslim prayer leaders called for calm and the authorities canceled soccer games on Friday as Algeria tried to quell unrest over rising food prices.

Even corporate pay experts say that this is hardly the kind of change that will quell anger over the nation's have-a-lots by the have-lesses, particularly in an election year.

Last year, to quell dissent over the matter, the finance minister, Charlie McCreevey, changed tax law, requiring stallion owners to report their income from nomination fees for the first time since 1969.