Sentence examples for ease friction from inspiring English sources

Emphasizing access versus ownership isn't just more sustainable, it helps ease friction from the differences between rich and poor.

Until June, American combat troops stationed in Baghdad worked directly with the Iraqi forces to ease friction between agencies.

Mr. Bloomberg said that people were entitled to be treated with courtesy during stops, and said that additional training would ease friction.

BAGHDAD — A suicide bomber attacked a packed restaurant on Thursday where Sunni Arabs and Kurds were meeting to ease friction in the tense northern city of Kirkuk.

Venue: Theatre Royal Stratford East David Baddiel: why I'm turning The Infidel into my first musical Don't put a fatwa on it: Baddiel hopes The Infidel – The Musical can ease friction.

Partly as a result, Mrs. Beene said in June that she would leave her post in December 2001, a move she said was designed to ease friction and encourage support for higher standards among the local United Ways.

A sustained appreciation of the yuan could ease frictions somewhat with the United States, the European Union and Japan, all of which have criticized China for not allowing faster appreciation.

Moving quickly to try to ease frictions after anti-Thai riots in Cambodia, King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand accepted a letter of apology from King Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia, and Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra accepted a letter of apology from Hun Sen, the prime minister of Cambodia.

Massoumi attributes ZocDoc's success to hitting the nexus of easing friction for both patients and doctors.

Mr. Putin urged the leaders to do away with visas for Russians in a speech at the Russia-European Union summit meeting, a semiannual gathering aimed at easing frictions between the Kremlin and union.

That could help ease bilateral friction over Moscow's energy policies, and its democratic deficit.