Sentence examples for settle tensions from inspiring English sources

Thy kingdom gone Sheikh Hasina's happy day Reprints Related items Japanese politicsJun 12th 2008As Mr Fukuda tries to settle tensions within his team over spending plans, he must also prepare for a new session of the Diet (parliament).

China and the US have vowed to work together to persuade North Korea to give up its nuclear programme and to settle tensions through dialogue.

Like Carter, Obama may have a Jewish problem, even though Obama helped to settle tensions between Egypt and Israel over the recent storming of the Israeli Embassy in Cairo.

What better way to settle tension between you and your racist cousin than to dunk on his Santa and Elf team?

In the areas the immigrants settled, tensions that resulted from religious, economic and cultural differences grew between residents.

This includes not just the Iranians, and Shiite leaders, but the Sunni minority and their allies in the Syrian government, which still opposes the deal, as well as the Kurds and Turkey, to settle their tensions, including the future of Kirkuk.

"It allowed me to settle a tension I've experienced all my life," she said.

This is because you want to settle the tension in the string toward the gear, not away from it.

Skip forward to 2015 and, barring the occasional grumble, things have settled down, tensions have dissipated.

Amazon settled internal tensions by giving its retail managers credit for any products sold on their pages, even by third-party sellers.

George Osborne has said if the eurozone becomes more tightly integrated then settling the tensions between it and and those EU members outside the single currency is perhaps the single most important issue in the renegotiations before the UK's planned in/out referendum.