1.   But administration sources said Cellucci wanted to make a move that appeared decisive and bold, to quell criticism that his administration is drifting.

2.   But it is unlikely his statement will quell the criticism.

3.   Kan said he will introduce measures to quell such criticism from abroad.

4.   That report is not expected until July, and will by no means quell criticism from some quarters.

5.   To help quell such criticism, Ganter last year hired former Houston Press reporter Steve McVicker as news director.

6.   To quell criticism, Fox ordered Montiel and Cabrera released.

7.   Papal spokesman Joaquin Navarro-Valls denied that the visit to Babi Yar was intended to quell that criticism.

8.   But corporations also use gangs and sokaiya to settle disputes and quell grassroots criticism.

9.   Group leader Gideon Spiro said the government plays on collective fears of annihilation to quell criticism.

10.   Hastert denied to reporters earlier Thursday that Cardinal Francis George of Chicago was in attendance to quell criticism from Catholics.