Sentence examples for address tensions from inspiring English sources

He pressed his host country on human rights and sought to address tensions between local powers and China over the South China Sea.

But the group stopped short of taking explicit action to address tensions that have worsened in financial markets over the last month.

Muslims for a Safe America, a Chicago group led by Kamran Memon, seeks to address tensions within Muslim communities about American policies in this country and abroad.

The attention paid to the video — in which he described nearly half of Americans as having a victim mentality and a dependency on government — further complicated Mr. Romney's efforts to bring a sharper focus to his campaign and address tensions within his staff.

In this as in all other areas of official state action, we therefore have to address tensions among justice, security, and the scope of legal restrictions and regulations.

According to museum's press release, Zero Tolerance is "named for the 1990s policy under which New York City took a tough stance against vice and crime, Zero Tolerance brings together works by artists from across the globe that address tensions between freedom and control".

She added that the Community Relations Service will be in Sanford this week to meet with civil rights and community leaders as well as local law enforcement "to address tension in the community".

For ligament balancing of the knee joint a double spring tensor with Newton scale was used, which is able to separately address tension of the medial and lateral joint compartment (fig. 3).

Airlines, he said, need to be more forthright in addressing tensions between customers and employees over carry-on bags.

The NATO alliance largely has addressed tensions concerning burden sharing in Afghanistan, and Washington and Brussels are cooperating on a number of foreign policy flash points.

In recent months, Micklethwait has been addressing tensions between the New York and Washington operations.