Sentence examples for to appeasement from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being appeased; the policy of giving in to demands in order to preserve the peace.
This, for Netanyahu, amounts to appeasement.
For neoconservatives such thinking amounts to appeasement.
Necessary resolution will never succumb to appeasement.
Talking to Pakistan, the nationalists say, would amount to appeasement.
I am wary, though, of anything that amounts to appeasement.
Nonetheless the policy has been angrily criticised, with many arguing it is tantamount to appeasement.
"This is an article of faith, justice to all, appeasement to none".
In 1998, he had taken the worst drubbing of his career at the hands of American critics in Congress and the press, who charged him with everything from hapless naïveté to willful appeasement to serving as an Iraqi asset.
Kennedy's lesson is magisterial in its specificity and range, but it's indeed as "risky" as its purpose: to commend appeasement to those who hurl the "A" word at American strategists they consider insufficiently aggressive.
The failure of a bat to react to weakening appeasement calls suggests that the bats can interpret the emotional content of the calls a sign that such perception might exist more widely in mammals than previously thought.
Now, Democratic legislators found themselves vulnerable to charges of appeasement to their southern wing if they capitulated to Tyler's slavery expansion provisions.
