Sentence examples for ease war from inspiring English sources

Rumsfeld Headed to India Aiming to Ease War Fears Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld is on a visit to India intended to put to rest fears of war between India and Pakistan.

A8 Belgium Eases War Crimes Law Belgium has narrowed the scope of a contentious law that allowed its courts almost unlimited freedom to try foreigners for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Some 400,000 Mexicans worked in the United States between 1942 and 1949 under an agreement between the two nations that was designed to ease World War II labor shortages.

And what about the most glaring omission from United States Chief Technology Officer Aneesh Chopra's post on Startup America: A Startup Visa or some kind of immigration reform to ease the war on talent most tech companies are facing?

The Helsinki Final Act of 1975 started a process that eased Cold War tensions in Europe and provided a base for civil rights movements in the Communist bloc.

He also founded and sponsored the Goodwill Games (1986 2001), citing his hope of easing Cold War tensions through friendly athletic competition.

Fresh off his widely hailed address at American University on easing Cold War tensions and the nuclear threat the night before, Kennedy made an impulsive decision in the late afternoon to go on national television that evening to talk to the American people about race and to call for the passage of a civil rights bill.

But the encounter appeared to ease a growing war of words between the nations.

Syrian officials have indicated no plans to ease up the war effort.

A deal could reduce the chances of war, ease Iran's international isolation and, over time, possibly transform the United States' relationship with a longtime adversary.

Senator Webb and Congressman Walter Jones have concerns about the ease of "humanitarian war" and are not so easily charmed or misled.