It's to defuse dangerous offensive situations.
So they decided to defuse that danger and do a comedy.
We must defuse that danger," Ms. Park said in her speech in May, urging Washington to join in the creation of such a park.
Mr Sharon has preferred to defuse the danger by bringing in the NRP, moderate on religious issues though not on Palestine, thereby blurring the battle-lines.His ideologically disparate partners have had to hammer out compromises of a sort between themselves.
From the first, Beatty says, Drucker could see in America's workers the same kind of alienation that Marx had predicted would fuel revolution.The younger Drucker hoped that enlightened management practices-giving workers a guaranteed lifetime income, for example-would defuse this danger and reinforce a weakening social fabric.
But if the UN is not to be allowed to intervene in a bitter dispute between two member states, both nuclear powers of growing political volatility, in order to try and defuse the danger of nuclear war, then what on earth is it for?
Wigan defuse the danger with Matty Bowen 'diving on the grenades'.
In this environment, the merest hint of a partisan decision could have been disastrous.Mr Bernanke's reappointment has defused that danger.
Roddick was particularly sharp Monday, defusing the considerable danger posed by Tomas Berdych, the erratic Czech power baseliner, 7-6 (4), 6-3, 6-3.
With that danger defused, at least for the moment, the White House called on Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood candidate, "to advance national unity by reaching out to all parties and constituencies in consultations about the formation of a new government".
