Sentence examples for so allaying from inspiring English sources

No less important, parliament should declare that no region can comprise more than four provinces, so allaying Sunnis' palpable fears of a Shia super-region that might leave them to rot in their much poorer provinces.

He is widely revered as the chancellor who brought unity -- and at the same time tied Germany to a united Europe and so allayed the fears that unification might have provoked.

So, to allay concerns, we need to be clear how non-euro members will be treated.

Doing so may allay concerns about the ethicality of deploying defaults and enhance their attitudes toward the organizations setting the defaults.

The girl's parents seem mostly worried about getting her back before gossip destroys her chances for a proper marriage, but the anger of the street at this double incident of Muslim encroachment cannot be so easily allayed.

He did so to allay the concerns of a man to whom Mr. Dreier had already sold phony notes, but who was concerned after the notes were not repaid on time.

Prior to the briefing I'd heard he'd taken training so that allayed any major concerns about him walking out.

Donovan's five World Cup final goals, for example, have only counted so far in allaying a persistent suspicion that this was a player who sold himself short in retreating after his misadventures in Germany, with spells at Bayer Leverkusen and, infamously, Bayern Munich.

We are very proactive, so we can allay those fears," he said.

Fourth, we did not tackle the legacy of our recent past so did not allay the concerns some voters had about us.

But leaders of the House and Senate Intelligence Committees also said they would go only so far to allay concerns about the scope of the surveillance.