Sentence examples for diffuse the issue from inspiring English sources

In most political controversies about documents, the best response for a politician is simply to disclose them in order to diffuse the issue.

Yesterday, Starbucks chief executive Howard Schultz attempted to diffuse the issue by writing an open letter asking customers to please leave their guns at home, unless they are authorized law enforcement personnel.

But the Taliban have also created terrorist mayhem in southern Afghanistan and increasingly in Pakistan's own tribal areas of North and South Waziristan.In Islamabad and Kabul there are thoughts of a gradual economic integration of the border region as a way of diffusing the issue.

Perhaps as a way of diffusing the issue, Mr Gardner has endorsed a proposal to make oral contraception available without a doctor's prescription.

Past presidential nominees -- regardless of political persuasion -- who had any environmental baggage successfully diffused the issue by using common sense as a cover.

However plausible or implausible, the focus on practical rationality is unlikely to diffuse the empirical issues, since there is more empirical work suggesting difficulty with familiar conceptions of reason than there is making trouble for familiar notions of character.

¡Elijimos nuestros jefes!'Neitherher generals nor kings. Let's elect our leaders!') But overall, the rage is diffuse and the issues are (as almost always they must be) local.

Happily nodding your head in agreement, provided you don't feel strongly about the issue, diffuses the situation.

This would help environment modelers to critically address the issue of diffuse pollution and will also lend a hand in designing the pollution abatement schemes.

The fluid compositions of the diffuse fluids issuing in TWP area have been proposed to reveal insights in the redox reactions in the subseafloor [13, 31].

Here Ms. Houghton tries to finesse the issue, and in so doing shortchanges her characters and diffuses her theme.