Sentence examples for resolving tensions from inspiring English sources

American pressure on China may be limited because the United States needs China's help in resolving tensions with North Korea.

"Italy has always backed the role of Iran as a regional player in resolving tensions in the area, starting with the Syrian crisis," Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni said.

In a step toward resolving tensions between Washington and Beijing over accounting by Chinese companies, American regulators said Tuesday that they had reached an agreement to let them begin observing corporate audits in China.

The government said it would study the judgment and use it as the basis for resolving tensions with Cameroon; the countries have have several armed clashes in recent years.

Earlier, foreign ministers for the United States, Ukraine and Britain agreed that direct talks between Kiev and Moscow were crucial to resolving tensions and also called for the immediate deployment of international monitors.

Like Mr. Obama, Mr. Rouhani — who has declared his goal of resolving tensions with the West and bringing "more transparency" to nuclear talks — is vulnerable to domestic conservatives, who still blame him for having signed an agreement in 2003 opening Iran to United Nations inspectors.

As the song proceeds, it gets both more urgent and more wise, creating and resolving tension without losing its easy, catchy feel; it has a singing-on-the-back-porch spirit but tight, disciplined production.

The ceremony symbolises resolving tension between people, and Hiromi and I followed suit and it felt warm and comforting.

He will have to resolve tensions internally and with regulators.

From the start the contract did little to resolve tensions in a troubled partnership.

Mr. President, in trying to resolve tensions with Iraq, America has gone the extra mile.