Meanings of quell concerns in English

But White is seeking to quell concerns about potential conflicts of interest.

The technology may also quell concerns many have uttered about the 3-G network.

Wang has brought in international specialists to help quell concerns.

Privately held Chrysler disclosed some financial figures on Friday to quell concerns about its financial strength.

Still, others have said a ruling either way would have done little to quell concerns from skeptical doctors.

But the move has done little to quell concerns amongst ordinary people, as Rana Jawad reports from Tripoli.

The Volcanological Observatory has moved to quell concerns that long dormant volcanoes in the area may have become active.

England's Chief Medical Officer Sally Davies did nothing to quell concerns when she labelled the crisis as an 'antibiotics apocalypse'.

Kinder Morgan scrapped its MLPs last year and reorganized as a C-corp to quell concerns it had grown too complicated.

Zielke subsequently met seven employees on the 47th floor of the bank's Frankfurt tower to quell concerns and explain his stance.

While most national soccer federations have endorsed the idea, it has done little to quell concerns over Qatar's readiness as a host nation.

In response, Mogoeng said he had no power to place judges on special leave, doing little to quell concerns like those held by Kriegler.

The military moved to quell concerns over the safety of its nuclear facilities, including the main nuclear weapons research laboratory, close to the affected zone.

The move is expected to be part of a major rethink designed to quell concerns about the programme's roll-out and avoid a damaging Tory rebellion.

Halliburton has already agreed to divest $5.2 billion in overlapping businesses to quell concerns the merger would lead to higher prices and less innovation.

The companies have already agreed to divest $5.2 billion in overlapping businesses to quell concerns the merger would lead to higher prices and less innovation.