The military will, under any scenario, continue to quell fears of complete political chaos.

There are many non lethal means that could've been employed to quell the unrest.

Russia later sought to quell India's concerns by insisting they would not sell arms to Pakistan.

Central authorities seemed to sense an immediate need to quell criticism of its controversial population control efforts.

This left the regime to choose between using force to quell the growing resistance or cutting its losses.

The intermingling of religious passion and political radicalism makes the Iraqi insurgency particularly dangerous and difficult to quell.

Without a return to growth, they cannot quell investors doubts about their fiscal sustainability and their banks solvency.

A safe, deliberate process of vetting refugees would quell security concerns in the aftermath of the Paris attacks.

To be sure, central bank intervention is not the only way to quell self fulfilling crises in the eurozone.

A deliberative approach to engaging the public on other aspects of migration also could help quell anti migrant sentiment.

The Chinese leadership has demonstrated many times that it can quell domestic dissent, but the unique scale of the Olympics will require round the clock vigilance.

The trick for the Chinese government will be to quell inflation in a way that does not compromise its long term goal of continued strong economic growth.

(a) Eyewitness reports of indiscriminate and disproportionate force used by government troops to quell demonstrations in Andijan in May 2005 resulting in the death of many civilians

Sometimes, such as when violence was recently used to quell South Chinese peasants protesting official land grabs, the CCP still shows its willingness to use boot on the face suppression.

This round of fighting was preceded by a negotiated calm, as the government sought to quell militants in Pakistan s tribal areas by striking a deal with the Taliban leader, Sufi Mohammad.

The Korean government dispatched its inspection team to the US to quell the public anger incited by the government's unkept promise to halt the beef imports immediately the disease was detected.

Mexico City has been practically shut down by teachers occupying the central square and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan resorted to violence in June to quell weeks of protests against his increasingly autocratic ways.

In London, riots broke out in support of Sacheverell, but the only troops available to quell the disturbances were Anne's guards, and Secretary of State Sunderland was reluctant to use them and leave the Queen less protected.

In May, he admitted during a live television broadcast that he suffers from a kidney ailment, but sought to quell rumors that he was terminally ill by insisting that fears for his health are greatly exaggerated and politically motivated.

Spain, Italy, and the eurozone periphery face unprecedentedly high real borrowing costs, which are preventing a recovery in investment and hence economic growth. Without a return to growth, they cannot quell investors doubts about their fiscal sustainability and their banks solvency.

The Kazakh government occasionally blocks social media websites in order to quell protests and limit the opposition's attempts to organize. Most recently, in May, access was cut to social media websites shortly after opposition leaders called for nationwide mobilization to protest changes to the country's land code.

Sometimes, such as when violence was recently used to quell South Chinese peasants protesting official land grabs, the CCP still shows its willingness to use boot on the face suppression. Still, there have been more moments lately that favor Huxley s vision of political order over that of Orwell.

Given the country s considerable efforts to mediate and quell regional conflicts, providing a haven for shielding West Africa s chief destabilizer runs counter to its national interest, and popular opposition to shielding him is growing in Nigeria. Hundreds of human rights and international justice groups from Africa and beyond have joined together in protest.

For some time after 2005, it was possible to argue that all of this was hot air, and that fast, decisive action to respond to genocidal atrocities would remain as unlikely as ever. The jury remained out even after Kenya in early 2008, when horrific post election violence was widely considered an RtoP case, and former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan led a successful diplomatic mission to persuade ethnic group leaders to quell the storm.