Finova may pacify its lenders by providing some collateral to back the company's $4.7 billion in unsecured bank loans, one analyst speculated.
However, it's all centred around Goodwin's trademark, doleful, world-weary baritone and twanging melodic bass lines, which may pacify fans wondering whether Doves will ever fly again.
His decision to run may help pacify critics who have said that the Black Lives Matter movement is too diffuse and that the new crop of activists are ineffective in creating change.
As sensitive to public perception as they are, the Mets are no doubt aware that their bid for Bay may temporarily pacify a restive and frustrated fan base, even if he ends up elsewhere.
The promise of more "British" jobs in coming contracts at the oil refinery may help pacify unions and bring a settlement, but the flashpoint of Italian and Portuguese labour monopolising the Lindsey oil refinery's new desulphurisation plant is legally hard to alter.
While it is not the primary aim of this article, hence, it also illustrates that the government's selective reception of refugees may not pacify the public reaction to foreigners in Turkey.
But unless we are willing to pay the price, community policing will be more rhetoric than reality; citizens may be pacified for a time, but problems will go unsolved.
"They flee their own wretched land so their hunger may be pacified in foreign lands, their tears wiped away in strange lands, the wounds of their despair bandaged in faraway lands, their blistered prayers muttered in the darkness of queer lands".
And Senator John McCain, another previous ACA repeal no vote, may be pacified by the fact that the bill is moving through regular order, his big ask.
This helped pacify the county at least as far as the Wicklow Mountains, west of Dublin.
This would pacify me at least for a few minutes (pa9), and patient number 5 said: "My pain didn't respond to even 2 or 3 Gelophens and only IV analgesic infusion could stop my pain".
