Príklady pacify

• He claimed that trade reduces the incentives for conflict, and this pacifying effect of trade would diminish rapidly with a larger number of countries.

• The offering might be accepted, pacifying the deity, or rejected as insufficient or of the wrong kind, angering the deity.

• Institutions and policies probably do sometimes change when leaders of conflicting classes reassess the costs of conflict and accept pacifying compromises of lesser cost.

• If he pacifies him skilfully enough, he might even make another sale on his colleague's behalf.

• Recent evidence, in fact, suggests that the pacifying affect of democracy may be conditional on the level of development.

• Thus, we are able to demonstrate that the pacifying effect of democracy in combination with development extends to rival states, the most conflict prone dyads in the international system.

• Second, bioethics is often regarded as a specific technology itself, aimed at resolving or at least "pacifying" the moral consequences of the use of medical technologies.

• You have anyhow to pacify them, and should employ subterfuges.

• How does one assess a case where the emperor acts by seeking to restrain the military or pacify domestic opponents?

• Secondly, the worldwide proliferation of regionalism also cannot be explained by liberal assumptions that free trade enhance the interdependence and finally pacify the inter-state relationship.

• What he does not do is try to pacify the victim, to make war acceptable.

• We also did not believe our descriptions of mice freely climbing about the underside of water filled cages, would pacify the skeptics either.

• Liberal democracy, private life, civil rights and interest groups are all simply ideological constructs designed to pacify and mislead.

• Also, this form of poverty control and management is most susceptible to applications intended to pacify potentially disorderly groups.

• The conservatives had no real control over him, they simply had to pacify him.