Significats de assuage public en anglès

In short, comforting statements are made, followed by promises of some further initiative intended to assuage public fear.

Less clear is whether it will be enough to assuage public anger; a further street protest is planned for Friday.

Proceedings could last as long as a decade, he said, with any damages unlikely to be enough to assuage public anger.

Failure to assuage public anger through the prosecution of corrupt individuals lies elsewhere, deep within the criminal justice, political and legal systems.

These "nanotech juries," initially greeted with skepticism by researchers fearful of scaremongering, helped assuage public unease while convincing scientists to implement safety precautions.

The agreement is aimed at assuaging public anger over taxpayer funds used to prop up the banking system during the credit crisis.