Examples of using To allay in English and their translations into Swedish
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To allay concerns that many Members have with the use of embryonic stem cells,
the CHMP has required the company to provide more information from a long-term follow-up study to allay any concerns.
a sense of fervency helped to allay somewhat the theological controversies of that time
There is a need for a concerted publicity campaign to convince Europe's citizens of the advantages that can accrue to them from completing the realisation of the Single Market and to allay their concerns about possible untoward consequences.
The Council calls on Iran to seize this opportunity to allay the concerns of the international community about its nuclear programme and agree on a concrete date
designed to allay people's fears,
Nevertheless, I would like to allay your concerns by saying that the Commission will of course instruct the Member States in good time,
must be checked against the need to allay the fears of risk to consumers,
distinguish them from terrorist threats, the first need is to allay these fears.
However, to allay continuing public concern
its single currency and to allay the suspicions and fears of the Union's most powerful countries,
indeed, Parliament to urgently expedite the conclusions necessary to allay consumer fears concerning the public health,
It is the Committee's view that the nuclear industry could not do anything that would be more likely to allay public unease about its activities than to meet the public's wishes about the handling of long term waste,
And recent statements by the Commission are not such as to allay this concern, saying,
so to allay the rumor in order
Other Rationalists have seen in it an attempt to allay the disappointment of Christians at the delay of Christ's Coming,
Honorius merely tried to allay the rising bitterness of the controversy by securing silence.
you have probably done nothing to allay that fear with the compromise reached in Brussels,
It is vital the Commission meets its obligation to come forward with a proposal on this by the end of this year, both to allay widespread public concern that some biofuels currently on the market may not be producing a net reduction in greenhouse gas emissions,
seafarers are used as scapegoats and hostages in order to allay the concerns of the workers