Sentences with phrase «ease tensions»

Communication tools and techniques can ease these tensions and give couples better ways to express their views to achieve desired outcomes.

The presence of a neutral party often can ease tensions between divorcing spouses in conflict.

When traveling out of state with your child, keeping the other parent informed of your itinerary can help ease tensions.

She suggests that having children and step parents get to know each other early on, on a gradual basis, will help ease tensions.

Creating a security culture can ease tensions between developers and security professionals and raise an organisation's cyber defence...

Amazon will start selling Google's Chromecast streaming devices soon, which may help ease tensions between the companies and convince YouTube to bring its service back to the Fire TV and Echo Show.

Whether Amazon's decision to sell Chromecast will ease tensions with Google is unclear, but for now nothing has changed as far as YouTube is concerned.

In an effort to ease tensions between the United States and Canada, Vice President Dick Cheney met with the Canadian ambassador and pledged that the Bush administration would take steps to reassure American liberals, a source close to Cheney said.

Putting your divorce in the hands of a trusted and respected neutral third party can help to ease tensions.

These eyes ease the tensions between the opposing edges, and symbolically look back at viewers who find themselves reflected in the Mylar.

The caregivers that employ «best practices» for colony care enhance the lives of the cats under their care to an even greater degree and help ease any tensions in the neighborhood.

If your cat doesn't at least feel safe in the environment of the consulting room, there isn't the luxury of familiarity to help ease tensions and it may well be a long and rocky road ahead.

With his popularity sagging in polls, Mr. de Blasio worked aggressively to ease tensions with charter school advocates.

Think of it again in terms of foreign policy: Even superficial interactions (like student exchange programs) can ease tensions and keep the pot from boiling over.

Stay on site can also ease tensions with residents living near school and cut littering.

In researching stress - reduction with teacher candidates, Hartigan (2017) found that mindfulness breathing techniques used throughout the school day, even practicing with their own students, helped ease tensions.

John Boyega, who got his big break in 2015 with Star Wars: The Force Awakens was fitting in his role as a local security guard trying to ease tensions between the citizens and the police.

Lara makes a PR trip to Sandicot to ease tensions between the town and the Axelrods.

Bergamot essential oil, like other oils of the citrus family, has an uplifting scent that helps ease tensions.

«One of the original goals of the project was to use scientific research to ease tensions during the Cold War.

Later Tuesday, in what appeared to be an attempt to ease tensions, Kelly thanked Bratton for publicizing his book and said his critique was not personal.

With his popularity sagging in polls, Mr. de Blasio worked aggressively to ease tensions with charter school advocates.

A lack of quality education in the area combined with a general distrust of the NYPD has contributed to the problem, but better community policing could help ease tensions, Henry said.

CORONA — A local politician is pushing the city to lift the cap on its number of food cart street vendor permits — while also forcing them to obtain letter grades like restaurants — in a bid to ease tensions between popular vendors and neighborhood store owners.

Mayor Bill de Blasio, center, is seated Police Commissioner William Bratton, left, and the Rev. Al Sharpton, during a round table discussion convened to ease tensions over the July 17, death of Eric Garner.

As far as it is concerned, territorial federalism can certainly ease tensions and calm down temporary crises through concessions from the majority nation to the minority nations (oftentimes temporary), but the logic inherent to the system will sooner or later lead the minority nations (which can not cease to be in a minority under territorial federalism) to ask for full national recognition, either by claiming multinational federalism or by seeking independence.

A meeting between the President and his most serious challenger for the highest office in the land would go a long way to ease tensions in society.

President - elect Morsi's denial about «exporting his country's revolution», itself in response to Khalfan expressing «condolences» at his victory, are unlikely to ease tensions in the long run.

How High School Sports Parents Can Ease Tensions With Their Athletes, from the Positive Coaching Alliance (downloadable 100 - Point Exercise)

Buffalo Grove residents looking to break a sweat, shed a few pounds or ease tensions will no doubt get their needs met at the Fitness Center, scheduled to open Sept. 1.

In order to do all of these things, such a view would have to find a way to ease the tensions among the voices in the debate to which we have already attended.

John Schenk, communications manager for World Vision, says working side by side with Iranians in the relief effort will ease tensions between Muslims and Christians.

If the azzhole known as Pope - a-Dope had a working brain cell, he would stay home and help ease tensions in the middle east.

None of the various possible legal outcomes will settle the dispute or even ease the tensions between these two groups, because the abortion controversy is in its nature a cultural controversy.

The Christian group will be allowed to display the tree just months after a larger Christian symbol was taken away from the area to ease tensions with the atheist state.

A report on Wall Street Journal said that while Trump wants to improve relations and ease tensions between the two countries, Bolton has been deeply mistrustful of Russia.

The politically sensitive goods trade gap with China dropped 11.6 per cent to $ US25.9 billion, which will probably do little to ease tensions between the United States and China.

The politically sensitive goods trade gap with China dropped 11.6 percent to $ 25.9 billion, which will probably do little to ease tensions between the United States and China.

«A legal or regulatory framework that accounts for social objectives may help ease those tensions.»

Though BYOD programs were instituted to ease tensions between employees and their companies, it turns out there's still plenty to go around, particularly when it comes to security and privacy.

Defense Secretary James Mattis may try to ease tensions behind the scene but it's unclear how successful he may be, Sherman continued.

For months, South Korean President Moon Jae - in has sought North Korea's participation in the hopes it will ease tensions between the still officially warring nations and prevent the kind of violent incidents which have plagued previous major events hosted by the South.

Amazon will start selling Google's Chromecast streaming devices soon, which may help ease tensions between the companies and convince YouTube to bring its service back to the Fire TV and Echo Show.

The talks are expected to ease tensions between the two nations, with the two leaders on Friday having pledged to remove the risk of war and collaborate in order to secure complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

Moon, who took office in May, has advocated engaging Pyongyang with dialogue and offered to hold rare military talks with the North to ease tensions after Kim's first successful ICBM test July 4.

Bach travelled to Pyongyang on Thursday in a visit that comes after North Korea's participation in the Pyeongchang Winter Games helped ease tensions over the Korean peninsula.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Saturday he may travel to China, a move that could ease tensions between the world's two...

Gold prices fell to the lowest in nearly six weeks on Monday as the US dollar strengthened and easing tensions on the Korean peninsula helped boost appetite for higher risk assets such as stocks.

It may help you work out knotty ideas or even ease the tension of a particularly sensitive conversation - Steve Jobs famously had his most important discussions on his feet.

But the investment also provides liquidity for early employees, easing tension as the ride - hailing company aims for a 2019 public offering.