In his address, Mr Straw said that to defeat terrorism, diplomatic efforts must be made alongside military action to reduce the global tensions exploited by terrorists.
When state-sanctioned Shia militias this week announced that 5,000 fighters had joined the push for Mosul, in an area south-east of Sinjar near the city of Tel Afar, it rekindled anxieties about whether Iraq can contain the sectarian and religious tensions exploited and exacerbated by Isis, and prompted a sharp rebuke from Turkey.
But a London-imposed agenda to deal with pressing social disadvantage exacerbates a politics of competitive grievance, as poor white and Asian communities compete to argue over which is worse off, with the tensions exploited by both the far right and extremist community activists and ending in riots like those in Bradford, Burnley and Oldham in 2001.
Here, the desire for dramatic tension is exploited to good effect, since the figures a series of lay founders in contemporary costume are given a realistic place in the architecture, alongside a triforium gallery.
This tension is exploited by multi-national interest in the wealth of Congo.
It was only during a subsequent turn by the vibraphonist Mike Pinto that the piece's rhythmic tensions were exploited.
Artists fueled the tension between exploiting the land and preserving it.
My Swedish companions think their country has absorbed and assimilated large numbers of refugees in the past couple of years pretty well, but of course there are tensions, and tensions can be exploited.
"Meetinghouse Hill," for instance, seems to have some of the same tension that was exploited by Cezanne.
Ever present in multiphase phenomena, the forces of surface tension can be exploited to aid passive phase separations where performance characteristics are determined solely by geometric design and system wettability.
