In order to allay public fears, experts have been hired to conduct a study of the cracks and determine whether they will affect the dams. |
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There was little the administration could do to confirm the news or allay the fears of the public. |
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The primary focus was on immediate actions that could allay fears of a nervous public. |
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First Group, which runs buses across the Bradford district, has signed a new deal with its workers to allay fears over pensions. |
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That meeting ended without any conclusion, but it did not allay concerns about political pressure. |
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In India, Nigella seeds are combined with various purgatives to allay gripping and colic and also help kill and expel parasites. |
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To allay state fears of dismemberment, a proposed new state has to be supported by the parliament of the state affected. |
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I want to allay any fears that the wheat to be donated is genetically modified. |
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The modus vivendi that was reached did not allay the popes' fears of the territorial expansion of the kingdom that might take over Rome itself. |
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The newswire's sources suggest IBM is currently in negotiations with the CFIUS to seek ways to allay the committee's fears. |
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He sought to allay fears that he would set back attempts at interfaith dialogue. |
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Education chiefs in York have moved to allay parents' fears about the safety of children travelling to school. |
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To allay public fears, two meetings will be held at which details of the initial work will be outlined. |
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Mr O'Malley moved quickly to allay fears that any recommendations made by the new body would not be accepted. |
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Fearful of being accused of complacency, they fail to allay public fears and often play up hypothetical risks. |
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If you consider yourself so morally superior, get out there and allay the fears of the ignorant public. |
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Even worse, the new security measures are more likely to cause alarm than to allay passengers' fears. |
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The President and his family, in an attempt to allay public fears, got shots on prime-time television. |
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When academics try to allay public fears with statistics, we must always ask who funded that research. |
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However, so far, I've heard nothing from the relevant authorities to allay the fears expressed. |
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This is worrying news but Banks, spying the panic in my eyes, moves swiftly to allay fears. |
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Did they deliberately conceal what was going on in a cack-handed attempt to allay public panic? |
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Laughing gas is used by doctors and dentists as an anaesthetic or analgesic to numb pain, sedate and allay anxiety. |
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General Atlantic also moved to allay fears that open outcry would suffer from its involvement. |
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Health bosses now hope to allay concerns by doing more detailed work on the pathfinder projects. |
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Peppermint also helps to allay nausea and acts as a soothing sedative to induce relaxation and sleep. |
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He probably hopes to allay any reputation damage that the biopic might cause. |
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Food and beverages are usually consumed by an average person to sustain or maintain life, to allay hunger or thirst, or for enjoyment. |
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Singapore's unilateral action casts doubt on this, and Singapore has done nothing to allay these doubts. |
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To allay consumer scepticism, advertisers promised vast sums of money to anyone who could prove the testimonials to be false. |
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But both Delhi and Washington have much to do to allay lingering doubts. |
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Friday morning, however, we got two pieces of data that should allay those concerns, at least for now. |
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We are therefore of the opinion that the amendment helps to allay the fears of those concerned about the lack of profitability. |
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The fact that the government employee in question is a McKinsey alumnus does not allay any of my concerns. |
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Fourth, we did not tackle the legacy of our recent past so did not allay the concerns some voters had about us. |
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Your announcement that you will be hosting Avigdor Lieberman in London does nothing to allay our concerns. |
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The vendors are certain of its authenticity, for they have witnessed the signature in person, but to allay scepticism they often list the item with a photograph of the event. |
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It will also require America to allay the army's fear of encirclement by a pro-India regime in Afghanistan. |
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They are why it is urgent to allay fears, prevent violence and open a way forward. |
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I fear, moreover, that I cannot totally allay the disillusionment or disappointment. |
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Although it makes no health claims, it is not drunk simply to sustain or maintain life, to allay thirst, or for enjoyment. |
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To allay anxiety about deleterious perspiration and open pores in the miasmatic tropics, the British insisted on wearing thick flannel next to the skin. |
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I would like to help allay several fears the member has and explain why we proceeded in the way we did relating to some of her concerns. |
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The nurse informed me he had been carted off to start a course of factitious fever therapy, the only treatment then available to allay the late ravages of the spirochaete. |
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But Mr Halloways claimed the majority of residents did want the scheme to go ahead and it was hoped they would be able to allay the fears of the rest. |
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Nor did the bibulous eccentricities of Charles Stewart, one of Britain's representatives at the Congress, do anything to allay this impression. |
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Those people living in Mid-China, who only eat the food added with flavorings to allay their hunger, cease eating soon, because they can't degust mellowness except the taste of sour and briny. |
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Categorising beef as steers, bullocks or heifers will not do anything to allay the fears of the consumer. |
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For example, school policies that protect children from molestation or abuse on school grounds would help to allay parents' fears about the safety of their children, particularly girls, at school. |
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Arrangements were also made to allay the rivalry between British and French colonists in the New Hebrides. |
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Still, Port are on a bit of a hiding to nothing here and a thrashing of the Dees certainly won't allay growing fears that they're still a little way off the Premiership window. |
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Given this new state of affairs, it is conceivable that more may be actually done to foster Canadian unity and to allay francophone fears of becoming a minority in the only province where they are a majority. |
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In order to allay these doubts, the Commission asked for additional clarifications and documents, as well as for the possibility to visit the Bratislava plant. |
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A clear statutory rule helps to allay that concern. |
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As Vice-President, have you been able to allay some of these concerns? |
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By making the documentation effort a company-wide initiative, you can increase buy-in in the process and allay fears or suspicions staff may have about why they're being asked to document the steps involved in their work. |
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What can India do to help allay tensions in this country? |
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Mechanisms can also be put in place to monitor curriculum content and teacher attitudes and practice to allay any concerns relating to the misuse of education. |
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However, hopefully the receipt of her RUH records, albeit late in the process, will allay her concerns in this regard and provide answers to some of her questions. |
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A number of participants considered that article 33 was applicable to the crime of aggression and favoured its retention in order to allay the concern that some perpetrators might evade prosecution. |
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As well, we mentioned that respondents' disability benefits would not be affected by the answers that they gave on this survey in order to further allay their fears. |
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Unfortunately for us, such compulsiveness does not allay our anxiety but feeds it. |
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Managua was chosen as the nation's capital in 1852 to allay the rivalry between the two feuding cities. |
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Self-abasement is a process whereby through criticizing, blaming, or otherwise derogating the self, the individual seeks to allay anxiety. |
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While economists appear divided over whether a Greek exit from the eurozone would lead to full-scale break-up of the monetary union, the ECB president, Mario Draghi, has sought to allay such fears. |
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Will the Prime Minister allay concerns about the weasel words and state unequivocally today that the government will ratify the Kyoto accord before the end of the year? |
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Mr Cameron, meanwhile, needs to allay residual fears about his callowness, and doubts about the personality of his party. The third factor, stupid, is the economy. |
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So I would just like to readdress the balance somewhat and maybe allay fears of anyone who is due to be admitted to the hospital. |
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But to allay concerns about what I consider to be a remote possibility, it would perhaps be wise for legislatures to consider adding an amendment to human rights legislation that makes that perfectly clear. |
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It also provides adequate guarantees to allay the misplaced fears of some that we are developing some kind of centralised superstate in the European Union. |
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It could be a look-see just to allay her fears over her undesirability. |
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Jitters are not as acute in the other large nations, but consumers are generally worried enough that they are willing to wait on the sidelines until concrete positive developments begin to allay some of their worst fears. |
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The Second Constitutional Settlement was completed in part to allay confusion and formalize Augustus' legal authority to intervene in Senatorial provinces. |
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The new advertising campaign is an attempt to allay the public's concerns about the safety of the company's products. |
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China's MOC rejected the deal declaring it would have been bad for competition and that Coca-Cola's changes to the deal were insufficient to allay its concerns. |
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The Passamaquoddy tribe hopes to allay unemployment on its land by building a 123,000-square-foot water-bottling plant to sell water to customers outside tribal lands. |
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