Sentence examples for reducing suspicions from inspiring English sources

The essence of President Kim Dae Jung's "sunshine policy" was to delay that day by investing in the North and reducing suspicions.

Some confidence-building measures were agreed upon then in hopes of reducing suspicion between East and West.

The police said one way to reduce suspicions would be to require every patrol car to have a video camera to record all stops.

But his actions were nonetheless in line with the peace process that has improved ties and reduced suspicions on both sides.

"We have advocated time and again for more dialogue and transparency in our dealings with the Chinese government and military, all in an effort to reduce suspicions on both sides," said Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary.

Without biochemistry on their side, the authors of the manual have struggled to prove that the conditions they treat belong in the realm of physicians, and their efforts have done little to reduce suspicions that the profession is too eager to turn all our troubles into their disorders.

By walking them through a monthly P&L, you can create a shared sense of ownership for the company and reduce suspicions.

To reduce suspicion, his wife and children were also in the van as he crossed into the United States, said Capt.

Or because she was the mole and was trying to reduce suspicion on herself by appearing like she needed an advantage?

This is to maintain confidentiality of the women and reduce suspicion from their neighbours.

Obviously, there is always a chance of suspicion bias, but this study tried to reduce suspicion bias by blinding the examining physician for the subjects' exposure characteristics and using a standardised study protocol.