Calming the audience down

Calming the South China Sea

No i'm not calming down

It's all peach and pine and calming colors.

Nour Abed wrote The enthusiasm is not calming down!

President Abdullah Gül, in particular, played a calming, statesmanlike role.

Compared to the politics of this region, a rollercoaster ride is downright calming.

Calming a volatile situation may mean not publicly denouncing behavior that cries out for condemnation.

The GABA chemical and receptor system mediates inhibitory or calming effects of alprazolam on the nervous system.

Calming the audience down I'm supposed to be whipping you into a frenzy, and I, That's enough. Sh.

Of course, we have the additional issue of calming down the causes that may have generated the conflict.

Unfortunately, those who expect China to play a direct role in calming the financial panic in Europe are being unrealistic.

The mission believed that the presence of a small United Nations civilian police detachment would have a calming effect. quot

Such an approach is not conducive to the calming down of the conflict and to a peaceful political solution of the crisis.

The Palestinian Authority and Israel had resumed cooperation on security matters and there had been a noticeable calming of violence in recent weeks.

An adequate firewall and a European commitment to structural reform would go far toward calming markets and reducing the risks to any Chinese contribution.

While Turkey s lurch into the fray in 2010 may have been unwelcome, its interest in calming a situation involving an immediate neighbor is understandable.

The rule of constitutional law and the calming of spirits began only when the protagonists realized that in civil war everyone is a loser.

The understandings previously reached at Sharm el Sheikh were an encouraging beginning for a return to the negotiating table and for calming conditions on the ground.

The next war, terrorist attack, or failed peace initiative may lurk just around the corner. Compared to the politics of this region, a rollercoaster ride is downright calming.

12. Early on 6 June, General Aidid apos s personal broadcast over Radio Mogadishu fell far short of calming the situation as his emissaries had indicated was his intention.

Mahmoud, her eleven year old son, kneels and cradles her as we loosen her head scarf, calming her with reassurances that that they re all safe and that he loves her.

While they would most likely have no immediate calming effect on today s panic stricken financial markets, they are far superior to watching with folded hands as Europe descends into a financial abyss.

Colombia s new president, Juan Manuel Santos, showed genuine courage in cutting short a march to war with Venezuela and calming down the entire Bolivarian axis (Venezuela, Ecuador, and Bolivia) by reviving the region s diplomatic channels.

The military component also continued to support the efforts of the Timorese security agencies to maintain security and stability, while maintaining situation awareness and providing a calming presence through frequent patrols in the border areas.

They also notice that the economy is imploding, while Iraq is calming down only because the US is paying insurgents and al Qaeda sympathizers the equivalent of a monthly car payment per person not to kill its soldiers.

The Military Liaison Group also continued to support the efforts of the Timorese armed forces in maintaining stability in the region, by assisting with situational awareness and providing a calming presence through frequent patrols in the border areas.

An adequate firewall and a European commitment to structural reform would go far toward calming markets and reducing the risks to any Chinese contribution. In other words, any assistance that China provides must be throwing good money after good potential results.

So, not surprisingly, the US recovery has helped to set a calming and constructive tone and at a critical juncture, given that Europe is still struggling with a debt crisis on the eurozone periphery, and emerging economies are going through a cyclical slowdown.

This is the rule set out by Walter Bagehot more than a century ago calming the markets requires central banks to lend at a penalty rate to every distressed institution that would be able to put up reasonable collateral in normal times.

On the western border, the United Nations presence would assist in calming any inter ethnic tensions arising from perceptions that the police of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia had harassed or abused Albanians, mainly in the context of illegal border crossings.

The good news is that there is plenty of historical evidence to suggest that, once in office, the candidate develops an understanding of the issues and a feel for the nuances in managing them a fact that should be calming to the international public.

Some tried calming me down by saying that they will make him apologize, and when I refused taking an apology, trying in vain to get them to see the crime he committed, they didn't understand why I was so determined to take to the police station and called me crazy.

By way of example, let us recall the calming and moderating role played by non governmental organizations in the holding of elections, through, among other methods, civic education, education for tolerance and election monitoring in order to strengthen the candidates' confidence in the legality of the balloting, and so forth.

Mama was talking very calmly, saying that everything would be fine, that we would be rescued. But as I looked at her, I knew that even Mama didn't know how it would all end, she was just calming us down, as her students, as kids. Kids we were nothing but the scared kids then.