Sentence examples for the placating of from inspiring English sources

And to be doubly safe, lest environmentalists construe the placating of the fuel lobby as a betrayal, the government dabs on some green.

The film is the largely true story of the last days of the Mob in Las Vegas; along the way, it provides a detailed map of the town's mazelike inner workings--the payoffs and scams, the hirings and firings, the cultivation of high rollers, the placating of town fathers, and, when all else fails, the mysterious burials in the desert.

I wonder how Shepard has for so long negotiated a career that has required careful calibration of his own outsider and insider inclinations, the placating of studio executives, producers, publishers, theatres, who see films, plays and books principally in commercial terms.

While international capital is discriminative in its accumulative role via the placating role of CSR in such countries, the hosts, including the governments, sometimes continue to largely miscomprehend the implications of their absorption into a dominant global economy.

The designer placated fans of his popular logo-mania style with a few looks using one of the world's most famous images: Mickey Mouse.

But a tunnel through the Chilterns would, combined with dropping the HS2 and Channel tunnel link that threatened the London borough of Camden, placate two of the most sizeable sections of local opposition.

Japan's deputy prime minister, Taro Aso, went to the shrine while Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, trying to avoid angering the Chinese while placating some of his constituents, only sent a "masakaki" tree dedicated in his name.

The high number of abstentions suggested that many agreed, with one senior European diplomat saying that Serbia was trying to reconcile the opposite goals of placating the domestic constituency opposed to independence for Kosovo while still pursuing European Union membership.

With a fierce contest going on within ZANU-PF over who will eventually succeed him, Mr. Mugabe, who is 84, faces the tricky task of placating the warring factions in his own party.

After months of placating the right wing and days of disarray, the president had returned to the political and emotional center.

Moore isn't placated, of course.