Sentence examples for remove the distress from inspiring English sources

The university's vice-chancellor, Richard Barnett, also apologised for the mistake, on Friday night, and said the priority was to work with those affected to "remove the distress that this university has unnecessarily caused".

It involves retraining, or habituating, the brain through counseling and sound therapy to remove the fear and distress associated with tinnitus and to teach the brain to ignore the internal noise.

Identify and remove the cause of the distress, unless you're planning on "desensitizing" the horse to the situation.

When we removed the psychological distress variable from the multivariable model, the point estimate of IADL unmet need increased to 1.75 (95% CI: 1.15, 2.66).

Therefore we must propose to the Palestinians that we enter into political/ diplomatic negotiations on the only basis acceptable to the international community and to the Palestinians themselves - the extant road map - and at the same time remove the yoke of economic distress through the development triangle.

We must also remove the fertile soil of disaffection and distress in which the seeds of terror grow.

The Foreign Ministry said only that it was "distressed" by the violence and urged both sides to "remove the causes of such trouble".

According to the statement, Brand's "distress was increased" because of the Sun on Sunday's "initial refusal to remove the article from the newspaper's website, or to withdraw the allegations and publish an apology".

By 2005, the Big Three automakers were in deep financial distress, so the UAW and the automakers negotiated a VEBA package that would remove the retiree benefits from the balance sheet and place them in independently funded billion trusts.

Silverstein and Fiske describe with cool remove the trading-up effects of divorce: "New singles spend more of their money on themselves, both to rebuild their personal brand... and as a salve for their emotional distress".

Last year, the mobility part of PIP was changed to remove "psychological distress" as one of the reasons why a person would be unable to plan or follow a journey.