Sentence examples similar to quelling uncertainty from inspiring English sources

To quell uncertainty, the government said it would remove the $400 billion financial cap for three years.

Senior AFP and Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (Asio) officials have been repeatedly put forward by the government to attempt to quell uncertainty around the new data retention proposals, and gave a joint briefing to journalists in August.

Although the EU has signaled their intention to move quickly to try and quell uncertainty in the markets, the process will not happen overnight.

This time you can imagine Theresa May getting on with the coronation as quickly as is respectfully possible, to quell uncertainty at a time when we've already thrown out the rulebook on Europe.

No one knows how to quell the uncertainty.

Despite recent appointments to quell market uncertainty, serious concerns linger over Ms. Rousseff's statist tendencies.

This would quell the uncertainty that is helping to fuel the speculation.

The proposal seems to have quelled an uncertainty about the corporation's commitment to the town since the company moved its headquarters from Bloomfield to Philadelphia in 1983.

Directors of the New York Stock Exchange, aiming to quell rising uncertainty over the Big Board's leadership, said that John S. Reed, the former chief executive of Citicorp, had agreed to become the exchange's interim chairman and chief executive.

Australian airline Qantas also sent its own technical experts to observe the performance of the prototypes, seeking to quell internal uncertainty about its prospective Comet purchase.

If you have a significant other, or someone else who is close to you, telling them of your desire to change will help quell any uncertainty they may have about what you are trying to do; people can react quite unpredictably if you start changing your attitude and they don't know why.