Sentence examples for toward these tensions from inspiring English sources

Republicans are looking toward these tensions to see how their party can capitalize on them.

Hence, they do not see how a nuclear accord with Iran could be a critical stepping stone toward easing these tensions.

The Obama administration do not see how a nuclear accord with Iran could be a critical stepping stone toward easing these tensions.

The director of "Jane Got a Gun" is Gavin O'Connor, who inches toward the tensions that come so naturally to Eastwood.

Though it gestures toward the tension between dream and reality, as well as the trope of the abandoned woman, "The Armida Project," conceived and directed by Igor Konyukhov, never deals with the story's complexities or comes into focus as either drama or spectacle.

The beams contain an outer rectangular filament-wound FRP tube with an inner hollow circular or square FRP tube shifted toward the tension zone.

President Clinton eventually moved toward easing tensions.

The United States sees Marshal Jo's visit as an important step toward reducing tensions on the Korean peninsula.

His previous trips to China have led to fresh aid shipments from China in exchange for gestures toward easing tensions in the region.

Besides addressing the lease on the naval base, Mr. Yanukovich took another step on Tuesday toward soothing tensions with Russia by disavowing his predecessor's stance on the famine in the early 1930s that killed millions of people in Ukraine.

In what Mr. Morsi's advisers called a significant step toward reducing tensions, the president was planning to appoint some of his opponents to the Islamist-dominated upper house of Parliament.