Sentence examples for defused from from inspiring English sources

"Three suicide jackets have been removed and defused from killed terrorists," a senior official from Peshawar's bomb disposal squad said in an interview.

Participants will be encouraged to defuse from thoughts and feelings by turning attention toward the 'noticing-self' (termed defusion) instead of becoming attached to thoughts and maneuvering through life on 'auto-pilot'.

People are often excessively entangled with their thoughts and they need to learn to defuse from them [ 17].

This approach uses acceptance and mindfulness processes, along with commitment and behavior change processes, to produce psychological flexibility; the ability to defuse from difficult thoughts and accept difficult feelings while persisting in value-based action (29).

ACT is an empirically based third generation cognitive behavioural approach that uses acceptance and mindfulness strategies, and commitment and behaviour change strategies to produce psychological flexibility: the ability to defuse from difficult thoughts and accept difficult feelings while persisting in values-based action.

The European Commission unveiled its Better Regulations proposals, which it hopes will defuse hostility from voters and complaints from businesses about regulatory red tape.

Tensions on both sides are far from defused.

WASHINGTON, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Jack Lew, President Barack Obama's pick to be U.S. treasury secretary, on Wednesday defused heated questions from lawmakers about his work at Citigroup and managed to find common ground with critics over the need for tax reform.

This challenge will be addressed and defused by hiring from within the ranks of the legal community.

And this, they say, is the best way to defuse resentment from the male golfing establishment.

Since both countries would not be giving into the other, it would also help defuse pressure from their respective nationalists.Peter Olfe San Francisco.