Overcoming, defusing, or sublimating debilitating mental states is never easy.
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And if you're laughing, you're already defusing any potential anger.
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Some platforms have tried to create technical systems for defusing them.
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But defusing the tension has become another challenge for American diplomats.
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Mr. Zhao and his supporters favored defusing the protests through negotiations.
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And both appear to relish escalating, rather than defusing, political fights.
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China agreed on Saturday to return the drone, apparently defusing the situation.
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The goal should be defusing a dangerous situation, rather than inflaming it.
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"Nothing is more obscene than redemption," he said with a defusing chuckle.
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Have you become an expert at all in defusing wedding-day drama?
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Ralph said he had gotten pretty good at defusing Lane, at least temporarily.
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One was a bomb defusing game called Wrong Wire, the other Scanner Sombre.
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It's centered around defusing the situation so the client doesn't call the police.
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There was no other way of defusing the crises and spreading the wealth.
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Another bill could mean more training for police officers dealing with defusing confrontations
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What fun is defusing a bomb without an element of nail-biting suspense?
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But rather than proceeding with caution and defusing the situation, they barked orders.
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The president has summoned party leaders for talks today aimed at defusing tensions.
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Many investors view recusal as best practice, a preemptive move aimed at defusing criticism.
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And defusing the issue should pave the way for more nuanced and constructive politics.
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Asked why he's warmed to Kim, Trump insisted he was defusing a nuclear standoff.
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She's gone a long way toward defusing those nagging doubts over the past week.
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The police will also retrain the homeless agency's 600 peace officers in defusing conflicts.
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In the Faroe Islands, Bardur Nielsen, the prime minister, has tried defusing the conflict.
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Israel, meanwhile, appears to have made progress in defusing long-term threats posed by Hamas.
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Defusing the row was a positive for Macron at a summit with few concrete outcomes.
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Then officers can concentrate on how they interact with people and on defusing tense situations.
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China is at present more intent on defusing financial risks than on ginning up GDP.
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The Iraqi authorities are honing their skills in finding, defusing and destroying various explosive devices.
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In a "good-will gesture," Pakistan handed over the Indian pilot this month, defusing tensions.
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The choices are defusing it, wishing it will go away ... or waiting for the blast.
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Eddie let out a laugh, defusing the tension that perhaps existed only in my brain.
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Working in the sex industry does not magically make women more capable of defusing violence.
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The so-called backstop agreement was aimed at defusing the latest Brexit row within her cabinet.
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She says she offered to sell Spencer's property as a way of defusing tensions in town.
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MacKenzie says defusing this risk typically involves preparing a health-care power of attorney in advance.
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Defusing popular anger at corporate excesses is a business priority as well as a political one.
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In the end, the American ship was forced to fire warning shots, ultimately defusing the situation.
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Asked last week why he's warmed to Kim, Trump insisted he was defusing a nuclear standoff.
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Unlikely similes and metaphors become a means of both addressing and (temporarily) defusing terrors and tensions.
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But this production has a way of appropriating and defusing what makes people angry and uncomfortable.
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Police said they couldn't begin defusing the bomb until they were sure everyone had left the area.
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It is unclear how much of a role Prime Minister Narendra Modi played in defusing the tension.
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Gorbachev came to office intent on easing political repression at home and defusing tensions with the West.
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I'm just not sure a leader should get credit for defusing a crisis that he himself created.
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The intimacy of Dix's image collapses the distance between the viewer and artwork without defusing the traumatic shock.
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The latter is an approach that China has called for as a first step to defusing the crisis.
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Defusing any bomb is risky business, but it is harder still when the detonator rusts or is damaged.
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When not defusing bombs, they'd talk late into the night at a pitch black lot surrounded by Humvees.
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The arrest could overshadow talks between the United States and China aimed at defusing their damaging trade war.
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Soldiers assigned to such units are responsible for defusing improvised bombs and other weapons that the Taliban employ.
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The president then issued a revised ban in March aimed at defusing the controversy and defeating court challenges.
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America's adoption of the North's view of denuclearisation may ensure that talks continue, defusing the risk of re-escalation.
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Defusing the language issue would take away a tool the nationalists have used to stir trouble; it emphasises differences.
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The passing of that moment without great upheaval should in itself go a long way towards defusing political tensions.
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Last year, the U.S. pumped $225 million into recovery efforts in the area, including funds for defusing unexploded bombs.
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The meeting was aimed at defusing tensions between the two countries, which rose last year during a border dispute.
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Alan Alda appeared in every single episode of the series defusing the stress of war with jokes and booze.
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While McCain buried Bush by 18 points, Gore narrowly defeated Bradley, defusing a challenge that would soon fade away.
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Former ambassador Shinn said making sure everyone benefits from Ethiopia's boom would go a long way toward defusing protests.
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Russia stressed the importance of diplomacy in defusing tension in Northeast Asia during the phone call, the statement said.
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The "Wukan model" became Chinese reformists' shorthand for what they hoped would be a new way of defusing unrest.
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In the top of the fifth, right-hander Jered Weaver kept Tampa Bay scoreless by defusing a potential threat.
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In one post, she was filmed at the front of protests, defusing tensions between police and protesters in Cantonese.
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Swiftly completing training for all officers in defusing mental-health confrontations — a program Sergeant Barry had not yet undergone.
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But for all their professional expertise, hunting spies and defusing bombs aren't among the talents these tough folks have.
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Treasury has also devised an innovative means of defusing claims that sanctions have a chilling effect on humanitarian trade.
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Alas, the lender has kept its distance from the BRI, its squeaky-clean reputation thereby fuelling, rather than defusing, suspicions.
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"And I do tend to err on trying to be the voice of reason in defusing situations more these days."
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It is the clearest demonstration that regulators are serious about defusing debt risks that have built up in recent years.
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With sentiment turning positive this year, he is reminding everyone that the work of defusing potential problems is not done.
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But Syrian soldiers — soon to be joined by Russian de-mining experts — are still working on defusing or detonating explosives.
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Far from defusing tensions, Vari's arrival leads to a narrative leap back to childhood and a discussion about male genitalia.
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WHEN democracy is functioning well, vigorously but fairly conducted elections provide a powerful way of defusing a country's internal arguments.
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"Defusing the North Korea threat will take smart, steady leadership and stronger diplomatic ties with our key allies," Reed said.
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Far from defusing the crisis, Mr. Rajoy has strengthened the resolve of the independence movement and further polarized the country.
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His talks with President Xi Jinping of China, aimed at defusing a costly trade war, were the most eagerly awaited.
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As a first step toward defusing the argument, try to agree on what it is you are trying to resolve.
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Some, according to Ms. Bowser, just have a natural gift for navigating difficult conversations or defusing tension in a room.
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Dialogue, backed by sanctions and concerted international pressure, represent the only rational path for defusing the North Korean nuclear threat.
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In response, the authority offered classes to drivers on defusing tense situations and added plastic partitions between drivers and passengers.
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This year started in January with an attack on a church in Cairo where a Muslim policeman died defusing the bomb.
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China needs a chance to experiment with a way of defusing unrest that does not make people more sullen: democratic reform.
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Its simple melody and words helped spread its use and it was seen at times as defusing tension with the police.
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Congressional leaders from both parties are rallying around a long-awaited bill aimed at defusing the debt crisis in Puerto Rico.
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She's the author of The Relationship Protocol, a practical communication model for starting conversations, defusing conflicts, and having more fulfilling relationships.
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Today his company, the Safariland Group, makes a wide variety of products including bulletproof vests, bomb-defusing robots and gun holsters.
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The government clamped down on unregulated lending between 2017 and early 2019 during a campaign aimed at defusing rising debt risks.
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Peru is home to 167 social conflicts, most related to mining, according to the national ombudsman's office, whose mission includes defusing hostilities.
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Mr. Patashnik has some useful suggestions about how to design policy to avoid backlash, by defusing some opposition and expanding programs slowly.
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The move was apparently aimed at defusing big protests over tax hikes that are part of an IMF-backed economic reform program.
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Beyond defusing the current threat of war, it would be wise for international actors to leverage it to a more lasting solution.
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It would be "a significant step toward defusing tensions between the world's largest economies," Ms. Swanson, Mr. Bradsher and Mr. Rappeport write.
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Dallas's police chief, David O. Brown, has a national reputation as a reformer focused on defusing tensions between the police and minorities.
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While their boss's language tends to be caustic, the security guards have seemed to try defusing tense situations instead of inflaming them.
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President Trump reacted with guarded optimism to the news, which potentially represented a major defusing of one of the world's tensest confrontations.
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Until … three "hot Riverdale dads" arrive on the scene, at once defusing the bloodthirsty tension and captivating the licentious imagination of onlookers.
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Ever since, the Fed has moved to decrease access to easy money with the caution of a technician defusing a powerful bomb.
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So the unveiling of Alexander-Murray is a meaningful step toward defusing the partisan health care tensions of the past nine months.
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VP pushed forward toward the bomb and Neo knew he had a chance of defusing the bomb with covering fire from his teammates.
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Alongside the video, officials included a special message: "Shout out to all the working women out there defusing bombs on a regular basis!"
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I'm not defusing a bomb or giving out cures for mustard gas so kids don't die or driving around people who can't walk.
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What was once the cleanest, easiest console to set up and play, now looks like a set of instructions for defusing a bomb.
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Russia stressed the importance of diplomacy in defusing the tension in northeast Asia during the call, the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Her Trump-like populism and do-goodism could be a winning combination for Democrats, defusing Trump's working-class appeal while highlighting his ineptness.
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Earlier presidents thought America's interests were better served in defusing such sectarian divisions and critiquing the dictatorships that oppress Sunnis and Shiites alike.
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A modicum of respect and sensitivity to the political circumstances of the Iranians went a long way in defusing an otherwise explosive situation.
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It was designed to be an institution that allows experts to make the best decisions possible, simultaneously rising above and defusing nationalist politics.
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You gotta see Al's reaction -- half Sonny Wortzik frantic stammering, half Michael Corleone defusing a GF ... who's clearly very interested in his answer.
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They had been developed by Peter James, a structural engineer, who first designed the airbags to absorb explosions while defusing bombs in Afghanistan.
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The concessions came days ahead of a planned meeting aimed at defusing the long-running trade row between the world's two largest economies.
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"Defusing tension and getting Pyongyang to back off has been the standard by which Seoul measures success in inter-Korean relations," he added.
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Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, said on Tuesday that the best strategy for defusing tensions with Iran was for Mr. Trump to back down.
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The Plaza accord, in this view, did succeed in defusing tensions between Japan and America, but only because it neutered Japan as a challenger.
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Kjaerbye took him out quick and went back to defusing the bomb, stopping VP from winning another round with less than a second left.
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In fact, it will look similar to ground robots currently used for defusing mines and reconnaissance; however, this robot is extremely lethal to tanks.
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With the bomb already down on bombsite B, Dev93ce had to stop OpTic from killing him and defusing the bomb to win the round.
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It is used primarily in situations where the threat levels are low; typically, it's used as a way of defusing situations before they escalate.
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He was also known for his work defusing gang violence in Los Angeles, where he was born and raised in the 1980s and 1990s.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's victory on Tuesday in defusing a parliamentary rebellion over the government's EU withdrawal bill did fuel a small sterling bounce.
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President Trump and the European Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, above, have reached a truce defusing Washington's trade war with Europe, for the moment.
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They point out that President Xi has assigned the task of defusing a trade war to a team of fairly moderate, Western-educated officials.
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Beijing's exemptions and Washington's delay came days ahead of a planned meeting aimed at defusing a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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The concessions also preceded a planned meeting in coming days aimed at defusing the long-running trade row between the world's two largest economies.
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The other rationale for clemency is that it somehow served the "public welfare" by, for example, defusing societal unrest with an offer of forgiveness.
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At the same time, Mr. Trump has sought to convince China to take a bigger role in defusing the ongoing crisis with North Korea.
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Wyatt agrees, and finds himself in a world beyond his wildest dreams, with teenagers like him flying drones, defusing bombs, and jumping out of helicopters.
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"The van exploded when the bomb defusing unit of the STF (Special Task Force) and air force tried to diffuse the bomb," the witness said.
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The meeting between Trump and the pharmaceutical executives signaled a defusing of tensions that have kept drug stock prices in check since the presidential election.
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In theory, these second factors deflect attempts to crack accounts made by thieves, governments and jilted partners, while also defusing mass breaches of online accounts.
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Similar robots have been used in high-stress situations, such as defusing bombs or even delivering pizzas to prevent suicide, but nothing quite like this.
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It has been hinted that this could be the first of several such meetings, since defusing North Korea's nuclear strategy will probably take some time.
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It continues to surprise me that no one except Alexander Gustafsson has shown themselves capable of defusing the low line oblique kicks and side kicks.
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"In the highly politicized Cold War atmosphere of the 1950s, the Olympic anthem was often suggested as a way of defusing excessive nationalism," Barker wrote.
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He also wants to pursue his own agenda of taking a leading role in defusing tensions around the Korean Peninsula, which remains technically at war.
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On May 1, 2010, police thwarted an attempted car bomb in Times Square, defusing a crude device made out of firecrackers and propane gas tanks.
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But taxes have been one of the pressing issues in the Yellow Vest movement, and the one that Mr. Macron has had most trouble defusing.
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A delegation of top Trump administration officials, including Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, arrived in China this week for talks aimed at defusing the tensions.
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Chile's leader seeks forgiveness: President Sebastián Piñera vowed to address economic inequality in the hope of defusing the country's worst political crisis in 30 years.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He signed an initial trade deal on Wednesday, a first step toward defusing the trade war.
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Rajan was held in high esteem for defusing a currency crisis, cutting interest rates and overhauling the way the RBI operates, including introducing inflation targeting.
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In addition to the "privacy policy" label defusing public anger against commercial surveillance, it may also distract people from the need for effective privacy laws.
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It is also aimed at defusing anger at the Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, which occupies nearly five square kilometres in the crowded city of Ginowan.
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The chamber and unions agreed in June to negotiate wages collectively for 2017, defusing a potential source of friction after NUM threatened to go on strike.
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That means resisting or defusing Chinese displeasure over the proposed fielding of the THAAD (terminal high-altitude area defence) ballistic-missile defence system in South Korea.
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Romana, told reporters late on Tuesday after diplomats from both sides met for the second time under a bilateral mechanism aimed at defusing longstanding maritime tensions.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Kenya is the latest country where China is frantically defusing a public relations storm over President Xi Jinping's signature Belt and Road megaproject.
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The DMZ tourism plan was part of a military pact, sealed during a September summit in Pyongyang, which calls for a set of tension-defusing measures.
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Mahathir Mohamad, 92, was sworn in as Malaysia's prime minister, defusing a potential constitutional crisis and ousting the coalition that had run the nation for decades.
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Nadal joined him soon after, defusing the big serve of the American Sam Querrey to win, 7-5, 6-13, 6-2, on No. 1 Court.
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U.S. President Donald Trump imposed more sanctions on Iran, quelling fears of military retaliation and defusing a crisis that sparked a rush to safe-haven investments.
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Now they are reaching out for help in defusing the crisis to allies and opponents sidelined when the bill passed earlier this month, the sources said.
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It also comes after several gestures by Russian President Vladimir Putin that seem to aim at defusing East-West tensions despite NATO's summit last weekend in Warsaw.
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The real estate sector, a big contributor to economic growth, has also slowed and begun to hit property investment amid persistent curbs aimed at defusing bubble risks.
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Perhaps with an eye toward defusing any controversy here, Finchem added that the tour and its tournaments were "apolitical" and said, "We're going to stay that way."
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After defusing an ugly debate over her French Open outfit, Williams was a model of sportsmanship and dignity until her outburst in Saturday's final, Wesley Morris writes.
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After Stabbing, Teachers Will Get Training on Defusing Behavior Issues The schools chancellor and the mayor met with parent leaders to address questions about violence and bullying.
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We hope the #SavePepe campaign, with its subversively positive images and messages, will have a similar defusing effect on the cynicism and animosity currently associated with Pepe.
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Two explosive devices were found on one vehicle, Mr. Bush said, adding that the police had defused one and were in the process of defusing the other.
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There have always been every-type-of-human nerds, and in hopes of defusing their territoriality, Smith was telling the white boys it was time to acknowledge that.
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When his Tweet caused widespread outrage across Great Britain and beyond, Donald Trump had every opportunity to backtrack, thereby defusing a completely needless confrontation with America's closest ally.
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Defusing Douglas Through the seven rounds that Andre Koreshkov and Douglas Lima have matched wits, it might be said that Lima has brought out the best in Koreshkov.
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Progress in defusing his trade war with China at his talks there with President Xi Jinping -- or even a ceasefire -- could be spun as a foreign policy victory.
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His eagerness to sit at the bargaining table is praise-worthy but we should never forget that the crisis he is defusing is one of his own making.
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PATH CLEAR FOR PUERTO RICO BILL PASSAGE: Congressional leaders from both parties are rallying around a long-awaited bill aimed at defusing the debt crisis in Puerto Rico.
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The two leaders also embedded intelligence agents, with the help of Cuba's security services, within barracks, former officers say, instilling paranoia and defusing most dissent before it happens.
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That will further disrupt the ability of the two nations to work on serious challenges, like ending the war in Syria and defusing a new nuclear arms race.
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C.S.T. members supported our missions and primarily dealt with civilian women and children after an assault was over, gathering valuable and actionable intelligence and defusing many volatile situations.
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This calls for a forceful diplomatic response aimed at defusing a rapidly escalating nuclear standoff — guided by the seasoned professionals at the highest echelons of the State Department.
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Hours later, two members of a bomb disposal unit were killed while defusing an explosive device found under a bridge in the western city of Quetta, officials said.
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They have also taken steps aimed at defusing the controversy, such as promising that the foundation will not accept corporate or foreign donations if Clinton is elected president.
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This year, renewed attention to accusations against Bill Clinton did nothing to dispel the notion that all men are pigs, effectively defusing the many accusations against Mr. Trump.
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FAILED CAR BOMBING, May 1, 2010 New York police thwarted an attempted car bomb in Times Square, defusing a crude device made out of firecrackers and propane gas tanks.
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As Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal officers, Erik Spalding and Cole Evans served the nation defusing dangerous and deadly enemy explosive devices, stopping them before they could harm U.S. forces.
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The Dallas police force used a bomb-defusing robot equipped with an explosive device to kill a shooting suspect, police chief David Brown revealed today at a press conference.
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From Harold Wilson to David Cameron, prime ministers have repeatedly called in the electorate as a political bomb-disposal unit, tasked with defusing explosive issues on their own backbenches.
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Taking the lead in defusing the situation, however, could also mean calling in poll workers or police officers, who are charged with helping to maintain a peaceful polling location.
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The former vice president is planning a couple of big speeches after his announcement, to build a substantive bulwark aimed at defusing claims he's a man out of time.
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The police department hasn't elaborated on the device the bomb-defusing robot used or how exactly it killed the suspect, nor on the circumstances that led to the decision.
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But if there's enough progress towards a deal on Qatar, Trump would surely be tempted to brand it that way and claim the leading hand in defusing the tensions.
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Given this backdrop, an agreement on the US-China trade dispute, while welcome, would be only a small step to defusing a building competition between the two great economies.
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Last week, China's diplomats quietly urged the U.S. to relax its aggressive talk that could lead to unnecessary war and they've reportedly enlisted Russia's assistance in defusing the tensions.
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As these examples make clear, the State Department is key to preventing and defusing global conflict and strengthening our allies, to the benefit of U.S. safety and international standing.
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He has moved to institute an approach known as restorative justice, which emphasizes defusing conflict over punishments like detention and suspension that activists say disproportionately affect students of color.
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High-level diplomacy and mutual respect should be the guiding principles applied toward defusing the dangerous "tough talk" the world has endured from both leaders during the past weeks.
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Reuters reporters heard several gunshots during the evening, followed by what sounded like an explosion amid unconfirmed reports that sappers were defusing explosive devices left behind by the gunman.
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Tillerson's comments come after Kim tabled a plan to fire a salvo of missiles toward the U.S. territory of Guam, appearing to signal a path to defusing the crisis.
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Trade: Mr. Trump spoke immediately after wrapping up a session with China's visiting vice premier in which the president said they had made progress toward defusing the trade war.
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For some reason, it is just impossible to escape the perpetual cycle of washing kids, dressing kids, dressing myself, distracting kids with tablets, defusing fights, brushing hair, brushing teeth.
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Analysis: With India claiming it had avenged the terrorist attack and Pakistan claiming no real damage had been done, both nuclear-armed countries left room for defusing the situation.
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High-level discussions between the two sides in Beijing last week appeared to make little substantive progress in defusing trade tensions apart from an agreement to hold more talks.
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But U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, speaking on CBS' "Face the Nation," downplayed the impact of the arrest on trade talks between the two countries aimed at defusing the tensions.
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Their job is to fight alongside these commandos while locating and defusing booby traps and improvised bombs, a critically important task in wars where those are the enemy's primary weapons.
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Turnbull stressed the importance of help by Indonesian President Joko Widodo in defusing Islamist extremism as the leader of the world's largest Muslim-majority country, which is also a democracy.
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ROME (Reuters) - An Italian junior minister from the right-wing League party resigned on Thursday after being found guilty of embezzlement, defusing a potential flashpoint for the fractious coalition government.
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He was executing a strategy cooked up by himself and Trump -- and not shared with the broader senior White House staff -- aimed at defusing this bombshell as best they could.
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U.S.-China trade war: The countries said that any initial trade deal would include both sides' rolling back some tariffs, a step toward defusing tensions between the world's largest economies.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said in February that the nuclear deal was beneficial for both sides and could be used as a stepping-stone to defusing tension in the region.
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Now, though, the tumble in its 10-year borrowing costs, to 0.9% from 2.6% in early 2019, is defusing concern over its 2020 budget, due to be submitted next month.
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Advisers to Mr. Abe have indicated that he is also likely to reshuffle his cabinet later this summer, as a way of defusing some of the criticism of his administration.
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It also appeared to be aimed at defusing any speculation that Mr. Flynn might be seeking immunity because he has incriminating information to share about Mr. Trump or his associates.
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Now the party and the government are reaching out for help in defusing the crisis to allies and opponents sidelined when the bill passed earlier this month, the sources said.
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Now the party and the government are reaching out for help in defusing the crisis to allies and opponents sidelined when the bill passed earlier this month, the sources said.
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Here's a photo Dallas PD tweeted in 2012 of a public demonstration of their bomb-defusing robot: DPD showcasing their bomb robot (HD2) to members of the public safety committee. pic.twitter.
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Diokno's selection comes as the central bank is trying to strike a balance between supporting growth, which fell short of the government's downwardly revised target last year, and defusing inflationary risks.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Frankfurt emergency service staff started to evacuate patients from two hospitals in Germany's financial capital on Saturday ahead of the planned defusing of a massive World War Two bomb.
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Diokno's selection comes as the central bank is trying to strike a balance between supporting growth, which fell short of the government's downwardly revised target last year, and defusing inflationary risks.
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At the same time, the meeting between Trump and the pharmaceutical executives signaled a defusing of tensions between the two that have kept drug stocks in check since the presidential election.
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Rajan, 53, had been accorded rock-star status by markets for defusing a currency crisis, lowering inflation and winning parliament's approval to set up the MPC which will set interest rates.
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They pointed out that a similar evolution was recognized with the 1968 establishment of a Nobel-caliber prize in economics, defusing the counterargument that the foundation was constrained by Nobel's will.
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" In a joint statement, MoveOn, CREDO, and Win Without War said, "We need to stop this slow roll toward a catastrophic war and work towards defusing the North Korean crisis diplomatically.
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His effusive praise on Monday night of his mother and wife — and his coaching of his daughter's basketball team — seemed aimed at defusing Democratic efforts to make him appear anti-woman.
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On foreign policy, Gandhi said India was uniquely positioned to act as a balance between the West and China, defusing tensions that have emerged during Beijing's ascent to economic superpower status.
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America's unemployment rate is 3.9 percent, inflation for the moment is moderate, the stock market keeps setting records, and the president is coming off a crisis-defusing summit with North Korea.
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A source told Reuters last week that bringing both Netanyahu and Gantz in on the details was aimed at defusing any suggestion Trump might be favoring one candidate over the other.
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Activists commandeered the Whitney lobby to protest the museum's trustee Warren B. Kanders, whose company, Safariland, sells tear gas and military supplies like bulletproof vests, bomb-defusing robots and gun holsters.
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In this, Trump has had about as much success as his immediate predecessors in defusing a conflict that has festered in a bitter standoff ever since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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After learning that a neighbor who had assaulted me verbally was furious about an oversight I had not known I committed, I wrote a letter in hopes of defusing the hostility.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - Malta on Tuesday agreed to accept 90 migrants rescued by an Italian coastguard vessel in its search and rescue zone, defusing a stand-off with the new Italian government.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Sunday that G7 leaders had agreed joint action on Iran with the aim of defusing tensions and opening a new negotiation with Tehran.
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Whether Democrats can land on a balance that respects two vital but competing imperatives — addressing real issues of anti-Semitism and defusing a malicious GOP campaign against Omar — remains to be seen.
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The attacks in Kabul on Saturday night came within an hour after Kerry had departed Afghanistan, following a visit aimed at defusing a political crisis in the unity government he helped build.
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Yet if the French have had to scale back their ambitions, they have also been trying hard to help create the conditions for defusing global tensions on a number of these points.
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These include Commonwealth gold medalist Fateh Singh and National Security Guard commando Niranjan Kumar, who was killed while defusing a grenade from the body of one of the dead terrorists on Sunday.
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SANTIAGO, March 26 (Reuters) - Workers at Antofagasta PLC's Los Pelambres copper mine in Chile reached agreement on a new labor contract, defusing the risk of a strike, the union said on Monday.
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I hope this book will serve as a wake-up call, because the window for defusing this time bomb is closing, given how fast debt has increased in the past few years.
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President Trump on Monday signed a new executive order limiting travel to the United States, making significant revisions to the policy that appear aimed at defusing controversy and defeating challenges in court.
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The decision not to talk about exercises is intended to give US diplomats more leeway in ongoing sensitive talks in the region in hopes of defusing the crisis, the senior official said.
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Mr. Wang accumulated experience in economic policy, and from the 1990s he rose through a series of increasingly senior government jobs, defusing financial messes and getting to know financiers on Wall Street.
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"That would probably work in terms of defusing it, because there's lots of people that aren't fans of hers," said Richard Ojeda, a populist Democrat running in a conservative West Virginia district.
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South Korean officials, in a shift from the previous conservative government, have called for increased negotiations with the North as a way of defusing the escalating tensions on the tinderbox Korean Peninsula.
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SYLVA APELIAN, NEW YORK To the Editor: After nerve-racking military threats and gestures between the United States and North Korea, our country should indeed consider economic strategies for defusing the conflict.
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The much-awaited Phase 1 trade deal was signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He on Wednesday, defusing an 18-month-long row that roiled global markets.
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The Pentagon has distributed at least 451 bomb defusing robots to federal and local police agencies through its excess-inventory program since 2005, according to a Reuters review of Defense Department records.
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El-Sisi lost his chance to at least diminish the overwhelming role the military plays in the Egyptian economy, opening it to new players and defusing a major source of popular resentment.
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Pollution control was one of "three battles" identified by Xi in 2017 as a focus for his second term as China's President, the other two being defusing financial risks and eradicating poverty.
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The much-awaited Phase 1 trade deal was signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He on Wednesday, defusing an 0.23-month-long row that roiled global markets.
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Bartow and Crick were concerned, but they were not in charge; though they were the experts in the defusing and disposing of munitions, the engineer officers outranked them and disregarded their advice.
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Russia's United Nations ambassador, Vassily A. Nebenzia, rebuffed Mr. Tillerson's criticism of his country's labor imports from North Korea and questioned the United States' "sincerity" in defusing tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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A slowdown has started to take hold in the last few months as the property sector cools and credit growth ebbs, with Beijing focused on controlling corporate leverage and defusing financial risks.
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The military has been trying to bring robots into wars since the 1950s, a long line of technological innovations that began with a bulky roving platform and carried into bomb-defusing robots.
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But the two Koreas moved to defrost their relations this year, clinching a comprehensive military agreement at their summit in September in Pyongyang aimed at defusing military tensions around the heavily fortified border.
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Figuring out what makes societies and communities more violent is a big-time quest for social scientists, since if you know what leads to killing, you'll have a better shot at defusing it.
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Defusing ISIS bombs with bare hands and little else Suicide attacks Suicide attacks -- whether via car or truck bombs, or gunmen wearing suicide vests -- have become one of ISIS' signature modes of attack.
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It could also help robots to quickly learn and teach new tasks in high pressure situations, such as when they're busy exterminating the entire human species, or more practically, when they're defusing bombs.
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His strategy for defusing the obvious conflicts of interest was to put Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump in charge of his business empire and to not give them official roles in government.
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World stock markets rallied, denting demand for safe-haven bonds, after the United States and China both said on Friday they had made progress in talks aimed at defusing a protracted trade war.
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Only a cloistered group of academics and self-important pundits would miss the fact that rhetorically defusing one of the world's most feared dictators by calling him "Rocket Man" is a winning move.
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World stock markets rallied, denting demand for safe-haven investments, after the world's two largest economies both said on Friday they had made progress in talks aimed at defusing a protracted trade war.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's ruling coalition reached a deal on Thursday over removing time constraints on the prosecution of numerous crimes, including corruption, defusing a row that had threatened the stability of the government.
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Higher borrowing costs are also expected to drag more forcefully on factory activity in 2018 as Beijing continues to focus on reducing high corporate debt levels and defusing risks in the financial system.
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Despite South Korea's critical role in defusing tensions with North Korea, the Trump administration has claimed the country is a conduit for Chinese steel evading anti-dumping rules — a practice known as transshipping.
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The Minneapolis Police Department changed its use of force policy to "exhaust all reasonable means in defusing potentially violent encounters before resorting to force," Libor Jany reported for the Star Tribune last year.
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While there, he was involved in defusing another major U.S.-Chinese dispute: what to do with Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese dissident who sought refuge in the U.S. Embassy in Beijing in 2012.
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The setback comes at a time when Chinese and American officials appeared to be making progress toward defusing, at least temporarily, a trade war that has been underway for more than a year.
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The setback comes at a time when Chinese and American officials appeared to be making progress toward defusing, at least temporarily, a trade war that has been underway for more than a year.
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The much-awaited Phase 218 trade deal was signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He on Wednesday, defusing an 18-month-long row that has roiled global markets.
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Director Kathryn Bigelow fashioned a visceral narrative around some unbearably tense scenes of soldiers -- mostly Jeremy Renner, in a star-making performance -- defusing bombs that could blow them to bits at any moment.
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The much-awaited Phase 1 trade deal was signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He on Wednesday, defusing an 18-month-long row that has roiled global markets.
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Superman spends most of the episode flying around at super speed, defusing bombs and grappling with the Joker's super-strong henchmen; Batman coordinates the search effort while simultaneously engaged in hand-to-hand combat.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech President Milos Zeman on Wednesday backed the new nominee for culture minister from the junior party in the ruling coalition, defusing a political crisis that had threatened to topple the government.
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He says more of his fighters have died because of such explosives than on the battlefield itself -- and nearly a third of those IED casualties are the people tasked with finding and defusing them.
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Bernie Sanders said Tuesday that his campaign has reached a deal with its unionized staffers to increase their pay following negotiations, defusing an issue that threatened to distract his populist messaging for higher wages.
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The United States and China on Friday said they made progress in talks aimed at defusing a nearly 16-month-long trade war, while U.S. officials said a deal could be signed this month.
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The United States and China both said on Friday that they had made progress in talks aimed at defusing their protracted trade war, while U.S. officials said a deal could be reached this month.
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But Senate GOP leaders emerged from the meeting without a concrete proposal and without defusing a potential showdown over Trump's controversial U.S.-Mexico border wall, which has loomed over the spending talks for months.
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WASHINGTON — The person at the center of defusing arguably the most contentious issue facing Democrats on the eve of their convention in Philadelphia was not a Hillary Clinton adviser or even a party operative.
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China's government renewed its threat Thursday to scrap deals with Washington aimed at defusing a sprawling trade dispute as the White House prepared to release a list of Chinese goods targeted for tariff hikes.
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The election was supposed to unite factions in that country, which is not recognized by Russia, but so far the Minsk peace agreement (patched together in 2015) is still not quite defusing the conflict.
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Bolivia's top court also agreed to extend the term limit on Anez's caretaker government which had been due to expire later this month, defusing some tensions after Morales had urged her to step down.
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ZAGAN, Poland — Poland's largest opposition party ended a monthlong occupation of the country's parliamentary chamber on Thursday, defusing — for now — the country's biggest political crisis since a right-wing government took power last year.
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But Anthony Kennedy is also an imperial figure, and he has a chance to rule like a good emperor in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case, to balance his Obergefell decision with a panic-defusing counterpoint.
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OSAKA, Japan (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday she hoped the United States and China would make some progress toward defusing their trade dispute at the G20 meeting of leading economies in Japan.
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Schmid, who has just returned from a June 12-15 trip to the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Qatar and Iran, said the EU was focused on defusing regional tensions and finding ways to promote dialogue.
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Moscow has sent de-miners to help with the clear-up, and Russian military servicemen will start defusing mines in Palmyra in a few days, Russian news agencies reported on Saturday, citing the defense ministry.
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The United States and China last week said they had made progress in defusing a damaging trade dispute between the world's two largest economies, and U.S. officials said a deal could be signed this month.
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It allows the justices to resolve disputes on a small scale, thereby increasing the potential for unanimity and defusing those cases in which the public and lawmakers are most likely to complain about judicial overreach.
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The White House said that no official decision had been made to leave the treaty, known as I.N.F., which at the time of its signing was considered a critical step in defusing Cold War tensions.
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The crossover also features six new challenges, including lighting up different bat signals outside of Gotham City, defusing Joker gas canisters found in different locations and dealing damage to new opponents with the Explosive Batarang.
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The banter between Mike and the members of the AMMO crew lends the film a crackling humor that goes a long way toward defusing the frequent — and sometimes disturbingly dark — mayhem that characterizes this movie.
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TRADE: China will boost purchases of U.S. goods and services of some tariffs under an initial trade deal signed by the world's two largest economies, defusing an 0003-month row that has hit global growth.
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Bald and pink-faced police officers were milling about or running bomb-defusing robots through test courses provided by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), which sets international standards for robot performance.
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An Italian judge on Saturday acquitted Rome mayor Virginia Raggi of false testimony in a trial over a senior job appointment within city hall, defusing a possible crisis for her party, the ruling 5-Star movement.
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Tunisia raised the minimum wage for industrial and farm workers, as well as pensions for hundreds of thousands of private-sector retirees, by 6.5 percent on Wednesday, a move aimed at defusing discontent about economic hardship.
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President Vladimir Putin has made several gestures that seem aimed at defusing tension ahead of the summit, even as Moscow highlights its intention to deploy nuclear-capable missiles in Kaliningrad, a Russian enclave between NATO nations.
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Authorities say around 8,700 people were evacuated from homes and businesses in an area near the main train station Wednesday as experts worked on defusing the 250-kilogram (550-pound) British bomb found the day before.
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A Supreme Court justice ruled last week that Calheiros should be removed from his leadership role, but the full court overturned the injunction, defusing a standoff that threatened to derail the government's agenda of economic reforms.
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Under this unified theory, Trump and his campaign are torn between his short-term desire to fight an opponent and his long-term interest in defusing the controversy—but are unable to fully commit to either.
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Massie says he's proud of the way Nick handled himself while Nathan continued beating his drum during the weekend confrontation at the Lincoln Memorial -- and he gives Nick ALL the credit for defusing the turbulent situation.
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MARDIN, Turkey — Turkey has handed over 18 Syrian government soldiers captured this week in northeastern Syria in a deal negotiated by Russian forces, defusing growing tensions with the administration of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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Some platform companies, including Facebook, have indicated that they are open to certain types of regulation, particularly on privacy issues, and have simultaneously adjusted their own policies in the hopes of defusing harsher moves by lawmakers.
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Risk appetite has largely improved after Beijing and Washington inked a Phase 1 trade pact on Wednesday, marking a major step in defusing the prolonged spat that has rattled financial markets and weighed on global growth.
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Global risk appetite has largely improved after Beijing and Washington inked a Phase 1 trade pact on Wednesday, marking a major step in defusing the prolonged spat that rattled financial markets and weighed on global growth.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and his Saudi counterpart Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud both attended the Munich Security Conference on Saturday and took part in a session on defusing tensions in the Gulf.
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Economists had already widely expected further fiscal and monetary policy easing in China in coming quarters, even if trade talks now under way with the United States succeed in defusing the two sides' bitter trade war.
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As concerns grow over North Korea's military provocations, a range of experts are warning that for various reasons, the U.S. cannot count on China as a reliable partner in defusing the crisis on the Korean Peninsula.
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And the US sanctions campaign and the apparently squandered incentive of two presidential summits with Kim Jong Un could finally pay off in serious talks with North Korea that lead to progress on defusing its nuclear threat.
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The result is the jumble ABC News presented Sunday, wherein a frustrated interviewer is forced to entertain the candidate's lies and try to rebut them in real time, knowing that defusing each and every falsehood is impossible.
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It sounds a bit like defusing a bomb: pull the right wire and you're in the clear, but pull the wrong wire, and in this case, you might have a very expensive, very broken piece of machinery.
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The countries said on Friday they made progress in talks aimed at defusing a nearly 16-month-long trade war that has harmed the global economy, and U.S. officials said a deal could be signed this month.
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Defusing the deep-seated mistrust between the two countries is crucial both to improving the plight of the Rohingya minority and curbing the insurgency Myanmar's government says it is fighting in the northwest, diplomats and analysts say.
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Around 62 percent of respondents will vote yes in the tax reform and pension finance referendum, according to a Tamedia poll published on Friday, defusing a long-running row over favorable Swiss tax rates for multinational corporations.
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But Federer generally did a fine job of defusing the danger and exploiting the openings — serving and volleying on second serves and forcing Ruud to run and slide to handle his crisply sliced, low-bouncing backhand returns.
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Instead of thoughtfully acknowledging a possible error in their approach and defusing the issue, Mr. Kelly has gone on the attack, further politicizing it and making it personal by trying to make it all about his grief.
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They are joined by David Caravaggio, a friend of Hana's family from Toronto who is a professional thief turned military spy, and by Kirpal Singh, a Sikh soldier, charged with defusing bombs and mines in the area.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Trump tempered days of angry rhetoric in a nationally televised speech to suggest that Iran was "standing down" after firing its ballistic missiles, raising hopes that both Washington and Tehran were defusing the crisis.
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Clinton has allowed a cloud to settle over her candidacy—by using a private email server in the first place…and by not defusing those questions once and for all when the issue first emerged in March.
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The United States and China signed an initial trade deal Wednesday that will roll back some tariffs and boost Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and services, defusing an 18-month conflict between the world's two largest economies.
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The deal, which will roll back some tariffs and boost Chinese purchases of certain American goods, marks a significant step in defusing a prolonged conflict that has rattled financial markets, struck recession alarms and disrupted supply chains.
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The Chinese head of one of the world's most iconic brands has doled out some advice to President Donald Trump on defusing his trade spat with President Xi Jinping: Make like Chinese businessmen and exchange WeChat accounts.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordanian King Abdullah asked Omar al-Razzaz to form a new government after the resignation of Hani Mulki on Monday, a ministerial source said, a move aimed at defusing big protests over government economic policies.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Frankfurt city officials have warned that Germany's financial capital could grind to a halt on Monday if residents don't heed orders to vacate their homes to allow the defusing of a massive World War Two bomb.
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The fate of the three had been among a number of delicate issues in the run-up to the summit aimed at defusing a crisis over North Korea's development of nuclear missiles capable of reaching the United States.
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ROME (Reuters) - An Italian judge on Saturday acquitted Rome mayor Virginia Raggi of false testimony in a trial over a senior job appointment within city hall, defusing a possible crisis for her party, the ruling 5-Star movement.
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Washington and Beijing said on Friday they made progress in talks aimed at defusing a nearly 22-month-long trade war that has harmed the global economy, and U.S. officials said a deal could be signed this month.
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Washington and Beijing on Friday said they made progress in talks aimed at defusing a nearly 2000-month-long trade war that has harmed the global economy, and U.S. officials said a deal could be signed this month.
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Just last week, he summoned regional and ministerial-level officials to a four-day "seminar" on "preventing and defusing major risks to ensure sustained and healthy economic development and social stability," according to the state news agency Xinhua.
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He can focus on a task he was assigned before his promotion: developing the Police Department's revamped and expanded program of neighborhood policing, which Mr. de Blasio hopes will keep crime low while defusing the "broken windows" debate.
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The initiative came after German Chancellor Angela Merkel agreed to set up migrant transit centers along Germany's border from which migrants refused asylum could be sent back, defusing a dispute that threatened to bring down her ruling coalition.
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Beijing is trying to reduce financial risks by containing rising debt and defusing property bubbles amid fears they could derail the world's second-largest economy, although policymakers are seen treading warily before a key party meeting next month.
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London (CNN Business)Officials from France and the United States have reached a compromise on a new French tax on services provided by large internet companies, potentially defusing the threat of a trade conflict between the two countries.
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As the scandals at Fox have demonstrated, women are often reluctant to speak out about sexual harassment, for fear of retaliation and in the misplaced hope that they can preserve their jobs by avoiding or defusing the situation.
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Washington and Beijing signed the Phase 1 trade deal on Wednesday that will roll back some tariffs and boost Chinese purchases of U.S. products, defusing an 18-month row that has hurt global economic growth and metals demand.
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AMMAN, June 4 (Reuters) - Jordanian King Abdullah asked Omar al-Razzaz to form a new government after the resignation of Hani Mulki on Monday, a ministerial source said, a move aimed at defusing big protests over government economic policies.
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"Obviously, if there's something negative you have to address ... you always want to defuse the situation, and I think the strategy that he took with defusing it is saying it was 'locker room talk,' " said Gregory Fedorov, a senior.
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Trump's dismissal of Tsai's suggestion underscored the importance he is placing on enlisting China's help in defusing tension with North Korea, which has become his biggest national security challenge since taking office in January, 100 days ago come Saturday.
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Mr Babanov, who came second in a field of 11 candidates with 34%, conceded defeat gracefully, defusing fears that the election could spark political turmoil in a country where two presidents have been overthrown in the past 12 years.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's manufacturing and services sectors expanded at a solid pace in May thanks to robust construction and infrastructure investment, welcome news for authorities trying to strike a balance between maintaining stable economic growth and defusing debt risks.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — After days of protests that have virtually paralyzed Chile, President Sebastián Piñera asked for forgiveness on Tuesday night, announcing a set of conciliatory measures in the hope of defusing the country's worst political crisis in 30 years.
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After the reformist Abiy Ahmed became prime minister in April and began defusing long-standing tension with neighboring Eritrea, a six-month amnesty was introduced for those held under provisions of an anti-terrorism law that critics say has criminalized dissent.
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As well as speaking to Xi, Trump spoke to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday, with the pair agreeing that China should play "a bigger role" in defusing the rising tensions, according to a Japanese official who briefed reporters.
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Analysis: Afghanistan must recognize Taliban are winning Last month, rockets were fired near Kabul's diplomatic area within an hour of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry flying out of the country after a visit aimed at defusing Afghanistan's political crisis.
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For now, Hong Kong's residents continue to back the protests by wide margins despite the violence, said Professor Lee, whose polling suggests that at least creating an independent commission on police conduct would go a long way toward defusing the crisis.
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MILAN, March 9 (Reuters) - Italy's prime minister halted on Saturday the launch of tenders for a high-speed rail link to France, defusing a dispute within the ruling coalition over the project that had threatened to bring down the government.
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Be it dogfighting through space in EVE: Valkyrie, defusing bombs in Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, or making a complete ass of an operation in Surgeon Simulator, the past few years have seen the tech finally catch up with the vision.
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ANTANANARIVO (Reuters) - Incumbent Madagascar President Hery Rajaonarimampianina and his political rival, former president Marc Ravalomanana, will vie for the post at an election scheduled for November, part of a move aimed at defusing a political crisis on the Indian Ocean island.
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Defusing The Internet Of Things Time Bomb As we head into the presidential primaries, there is no question big data and analytics will play a major role in targeting voters, driving contributions and ultimately determining who will be the next president.
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The exercise comes just days before US President Donald Trump is due to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the G20 in Argentina, in what some are hoping could lead to a deal defusing US-China trade tensions.
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But Qualcomm has been defusing tensions by making it easier for customers to license just the smaller, lower-cost set of standard patents and by adding patents for the next generation 5G wireless network to the suite at no additional cost.
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But Qualcomm has been defusing tensions by making it easier for customers to licence just the smaller, lower-cost set of standard patents and by adding patents for the next generation 5G wireless network to the suite at no additional cost.
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Indeed, the hearing suggests that, instead of encouraging rage from people who have traditionally been denied it, we might be better off defusing it in those traditionally rewarded for it—not only for the sake of our democracy but for ourselves.
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"On one of the last occasions I purposely socialized with Brett, I witnessed him respond to a semi-hostile remark, not by defusing the situation, but by throwing his beer in the man's face," Mr. Ludington said in the statement.
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Mr. Moon has urged the United States and North Korea to soften their uncompromising stances so that talks could start on defusing the crisis, which appeared to push the Korean Peninsula to the brink of war in the past year.
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While some in the Twitterverse who watched videos of the encounter criticized the mayor's low affect, saying he did not relate to others' pain, other observers said they saw a leader defusing a tense and difficult situation through patience and respect.
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The White House is telling lawmakers that it will continue paying Affordable Care Act cost-sharing subsidies, potentially defusing a bruising conflict between Democrats and Trump administration officials that had sparked a new round of shutdown fears in Washington on Wednesday.
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China this month agreed to increase purchases of U.S. products and services by at least $200 billion over the next two years in exchange for the rolling back of some tariffs, defusing an 18-month row that had hit global growth.
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Xi has said there is no way Beijing will adopt the sweeping economic reforms Trump seeks as a condition for ending tariffs and defusing the trade war because, as Xi accurately notes, China's communist system depends on those market distortions.
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Nonetheless, by the early twentieth century, the magazine was groping toward an awareness that, in an advanced industrial society, classical liberalism had to be moderated, and that progressive taxation and basic social-welfare systems were the price of defusing rising discontent.
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While many in the country saw a strong youth protest movement as a hopeful sign and a slowdown in the arrival of new refugees to the country as the defusing of a crisis, 2019 was a difficult year for Germany.
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France, which controlled Lebanon between the world wars, has sought to play a key role in defusing tension with Macron personally getting involved and putting him at the heart of a regional power struggle that will test his diplomatic skills.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Hani Mulki resigned from his post as Jordan's prime minister in a meeting with King Abdullah on Monday, an official source said, a move aimed at defusing anger over economic policies that have sparked the largest protests in years.
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After racing toward the goal of developing a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the United States in 2017, Kim used last year's speech to call for defusing tensions and improving ties with the South, and a shift in focus toward economic development.
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The leaders of the world's largest economic powers on Saturday backed an overhaul of the global body that regulates international trade disputes, ahead of high-stakes talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping aimed at defusing a trade war.
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Once these measures have been taken, the 4,000 additional UN peacekeeping troops approved by the UN Security Council can be deployed with the goal of defusing ongoing tensions and providing for citizen protection, and in support of a strengthened framework for peace.
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Should he meet Lawler, it is hard to see the long time welterweight champ having more success defusing Thompson than MacDonald did without showing drastic improvement in cutting off the cage, or a commitment to low kicking which he hasn't displayed before.
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SANTIAGO, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Chilean miner Antofagasta Plc said on Wednesday it had reached a new wage agreement with unionized workers at its Centinela mine, defusing the risk of a strike amid a volatile labor landscape in the world's top copper-producing nation.
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European bond markets were focused on France a day after President Emmanuel Macron announced wage rises for the poorest workers and tax cuts for pensioners, in further government concessions aimed at defusing weeks of often-violent protests, raising concerns over fiscal spending.
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The euro-zone's ills lend rhetorical credence to the Leavers' slogan that Britain is shackled to a corpse, and that goes some way to defusing the argument on which Remain has relied most strongly: that Brexit would be bad for the economy.
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During Monday's news conference, in which he offered new details about the attack, Chief Brown commended the success of the "community policing" model he favors, which has given him a national reputation as a reformer focused on defusing tensions between police and minorities.
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It stressed the need for "upholding the goals of the February revolution" against Gaddafi, building up an army under civilian control, combating terrorism, defusing an escalation of violence in the south and "taking all measures that guarantee the peaceful hand-over of power".
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The board put emphasis on whether the candidates had the potential to heal the partisan divide that has become a hallmark of Washington politics and their plans for defusing the threat to Americans from the militant Islamist group Islamic State, Nash said.
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Beijing is trying to reduce financial risks by containing rising debt and defusing property bubbles amid fears they could derail the world's second-largest economy if not handled well, but policymakers are treading warily ahead of a key party meeting later this year.
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Led by U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, the talks were aimed at defusing tensions between the world's top two economies and avert a full-blow trade war that could rattle companies in the United States and China.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's ruling coalition made no progress on Friday in defusing a dispute over a high-speed rail link to France that threatens the government's future, ahead of a looming deadline when tenders for the infrastructure are due to be launched.
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WASHINGTON — The sprawling agreement to boost government spending reached by Republicans and Democrats this month quietly included a step toward defusing what could be a financial time bomb for 1.5 million retirees and hundreds of companies in the industrial Midwest and the South.
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ST. LOUIS — A judge in Missouri gave the state's last abortion clinic more time to resolve a dispute with the state health department, defusing a standoff that had threatened to shut down all abortion services in the state at midnight on Friday. Gov.
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Initially, they were intended to deter the Soviet Union, and were famously a negotiating chip in defusing the 203 Cuban Missile Crisis, when President John F. Kennedy secretly agreed to remove missiles from Turkey in return for Moscow doing the same in Cuba.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He signed a Phase 1 deal that will roll back some tariffs and see China boost purchases of U.S. goods and services, defusing an 18-month conflict between the world's two largest economies.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He will sign a Phase 1 deal that will roll back some tariffs and see China boost purchases of U.S. goods and services, defusing an 18-month conflict between the world's two largest economies.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The G.O.P. and Fear of Crowds," by Arthur C. Brooks (Op-Ed, April 13): There is a delicious inherent irony in Mr. Brooks's prescription for defusing angry crowds attending town hall meetings held by Republican members of Congress.
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Bavaria's Christian Social Union (CSU) on Monday gave German Chancellor Angela Merkel two weeks to get a deal with European allies on migration, temporarily defusing a spat between Merkel's Christian Democrats and their sister party that threatens to collapse the coalition government.
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The two Koreas are also working to adopt a separate military accord aimed at defusing tensions and preventing armed clashes between the old foes, which are technically still at war because the Korean War ended with a truce, not a peace treaty.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has appointed U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to oversee a new round of trade talks with China aimed at defusing longstanding trade tensions and heading off a wider trade war, a White House official said on Monday.
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By being able to quickly and easily teach an old robot new tricks, this could save a lot of time and money, and also come in handy in time-sensitive situations such as defusing a bomb...or wiping humanity from the face of the Earth?
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FROM COINAGE: 9 Healthy Kitchen Staples That Cost Less Than $1 Per Serving After taking care of the kids, and a slew of other household chores, the woman explains that "the future of South Korea really hangs in the balance"— while defusing the bomb.
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The king subsequently announced he would not be renewing a deal that has let Israelis farm Jordanian land near the border since the peace treaty of 1994 - a move that won approval at home and was seen aimed at defusing some of the anger.
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"KRG security forces may destroy a property if there is an assured presence of IEDs, with the destruction of the home being the last possible resort when defusing this explosive device proves too difficult or a large risk to our engineering teams," he said.
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On the trade front, the United States and China on Friday said they made progress in talks aimed at defusing a nearly 9603-month-long trade war that has harmed the global economy, and U.S. officials said a deal could be signed this month.
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President Moon Jae-in of South Korea has urged both the United States and North Korea to soften their stances so talks could begin on defusing the crisis, which appeared to push the Korean Peninsula to the brink of war in the past year.
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"Returning the matter to the states would give most people a law they can live with, defusing the rage that permeates politics and has more than once culminated in acts of terrorism against doctors who perform abortions," wrote The Washington Post's Megan McArdle last year.
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After years of sometimes rocky experimentation with ways to replace former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's so-called zero tolerance approach, the city will use restorative justice practices that emphasize defusing conflict over suspensions in all middle and high schools starting in the next school year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said China had made a good gesture in exempting some U.S. anti-cancer drugs and other goods from its tariffs ahead of a planned meeting aimed at defusing a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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SHANGHAI, Dec 13 (Reuters) - China's onshore spot yuan jumped to a 4-1/2-month high in early trade on Friday, breaching a key threshold, as traders cheered news Beijing and Washington have reached a preliminary trade deal aimed at defusing a protracted tariff war.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has touted the prospect of China buying $21 billion in U.S. farm products in 403 as a pillar of the "Phase 240" agreement aimed at defusing the bitter trade war that erupted between the world's two largest economies in 215.
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The United States and China signed a Phase 1 trade deal on Wednesday that will roll back some tariffs and boost Chinese purchases of U.S. products, defusing an 18-month row between the world's two largest economies but leaving a number of sore spots unresolved.
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"If [QAnon's] perpetrators claimed responsibility for it and showed some evidence (for example, unmistakeable references to our book and the Luther Blissett Project), would the explanation itself become yet another part of the narrative, or would it generate a new narrative encompassing and defusing the previous one?"
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In a 1979 interview with The New York Times, Hugh called his daughter "the brightest, most articulate 26-year old lady I have ever met" and addressed speculation that she became the figure-head of the company as a way of defusing feminist criticism of the magazine.
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At a surprise news conference, President Trump and the president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, above left, said they would work toward lowering tariffs and other trade barriers, temporarily defusing a battle that began with Mr. Trump's tariffs on European steel and aluminum exports.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea's president, Moon Jae-in, urged the United States and North Korea on Monday to soften their uncompromising stances so that talks could start on defusing the crisis prompted by the North's nuclear program and Washington's threats to stop it with military force.
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"On one of the last occasions I purposely socialized with Brett, I witnessed him respond to a semi-hostile remark, not by defusing the situation, but by throwing his beer in the man's face," Ludington said, describing an encounter that took place following the UB40 concert.
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Now, though, the town's people are watching with wary hope as ties seem to have warmed again in recent months between China and Japan, driven together by a defusing of tensions on the Korean Peninsula, and the shared threat of a trade war with the United States.
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Members of the Cleveland Browns and law enforcement agents and emergency workers ran onto the field together and locked arms during the national anthem on Sunday before the team's first game of the season, defusing tension over earlier protests by some Browns players during the song.
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This unusual alliance of celebrities, police officers and civil rights groups was prompted by a new campaign by the state attorney general, Christopher S. Porrino, that tells people how to conduct themselves during traffic stops as a means of defusing confrontations that have sometimes turned violent.
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In remarks apparently aimed at defusing tensions between the two countries, Simsek told an event in Washington that Turkey considered the safety and security of U.S. diplomats and employees in Turkey a "top priority" and described the detention of staff at U.S. missions in Turkey as "routine" investigations.
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It does appear to be the first known example of a police department using an explosive in an offensive capacity to actually kill a suspect, but bomb-defusing robots have been weaponized in the past by police forces, in one instance resulting in a mobile home burning down.
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WASHINGTON — The United States and China have agreed that an initial trade deal between the two countries would roll back a portion of the tariffs they are placing on each other's products, officials from both countries said, a significant step toward defusing tensions between the world's largest economies.
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The physical changes in the city have succeeded in calming, or at least defusing, the discontent of middle-class residents by making Moscow far more friendly for cyclists, pedestrians and young stroller-pushing parents — precisely the upwardly mobile people who took to the streets in protest in 2011.
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The official said Japan's strong relationship with both the United States and Iran enabled it to play a diplomatic role in defusing heightened regional tensions following the U.S. killing of Iranian military commander General Qassem Soleimani and a retaliatory missile attack by Iran on U.S. forces in Iraq.
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"I hope that the turbulence will soon end, reason prevails and Riyadh and Tehran focus on what's really important - defusing the military conflicts, fostering political solutions in Syria, Yemen and elsewhere and thus pulling the rug out from under ISIS," he told Bild in an interview published on Tuesday.
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On one of the last occasions I purposely socialized with Brett, I witnessed him respond to a semi-hostile remark, not by defusing the situation, but by throwing his beer in a man's face and starting a fight that ended with one of our mutual friends in jail.
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"What Moon is trying to do is interpose himself between North Korea and the United States so that there is a kind of defusing role that the South Koreans play, naively or not, in trying to at least sort of forestall any ramping up of tensions," Graham said.
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In a Facebook video from the New Zealand comedy show Jono and Ben, the woman breezes through questions about the political crisis in South Korea while caring for her children, cooking a turkey, steam-cleaning a shirt, helping her husband find a sock, cleaning a toilet and even defusing a bomb.
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The effusive reciprocal expressions of good will — Putin, for example, praised Trump for the great progress made in defusing the North Korean crisis — may have generated a bit more positivity than the president intended and led to what he has called the verbal slip that has caused such bipartisan consternation.
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BEIJING — When President Xi Jinping of China spoke at a meeting on Tuesday to celebrate the country's shift 40 years ago to an era of "reform and opening up," expectations were high that he would enumerate steps for revamping the economy and defusing trade tensions with the United States and others.
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The most prominent former aide to George W. Bush who has worked for Mr. Trump was Joseph W. Hagin, who helped orchestrate the president's recent summit meeting in Singapore with Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, which Mr. Trump credited with defusing the nuclear showdown with the North.
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In fact, all of the Democratic sponsors of these amendments who were in Congress at that time voted for it and they understand that passing a bill which responds to the major concerns of the community and regional banks will have the important effect of defusing their support for more fundamental changes.
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"We need more accountability for what happens when our police officers are on the streets, and we need to do more, on the front end, to guide how we police the city and ensure that our officers have the best training possible for defusing tense and challenging situations," Briley said in a statement.
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CHICAGO — Senator Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, among the nation's most imperiled Republican incumbents, sat before a small audience in the basement of a public library here recently, intent on proving his bipartisan bona fides — perhaps his only hope of defusing the wrath of voters in a state with little love for Donald J. Trump.
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Ahmad and his ramshackle unit were sent to the insurgent hotbed of Mosul, where he worked as a medic in an explosive ordinance disposal (EOD) unit and acted as an unofficial ambassador between American soldiers and the local Muslim population, defusing tension and earning sympathy for the American cause in a very unsympathetic environment.
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It was a pressure cooker overstuffed with explosives defusing, unstable dynamite, R.P.G.s, multiple strategic roadblocks, car hot-wiring, a walkie-talkie crackling with Savior threats and a roving walker herd, all of it culminating in Rick and Michonne turning a steel cable and a couple old cars into a high-speed zombie decimation device.
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If the works in this latest engagement, by distilling the imagery into gesture and color, have rescued the Virgin Mary from a locked-in world, defusing age-old archetypes and symbols in the process, they have also simply allowed the painter to carry out her own annunciation: some good old luscious paint for your viewing pleasure.
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Given the challenges we face in using the "one language" of English (to enable healthy global development), and in defusing the bigotry of English-only politicians (who loudly proclaim their denials of climate change), it is refreshing to find such an unassuming international display, where the common language of art combines with the matter-of-fact diversity of its creative exploration.
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The defusing operation was completed Sunday "without any problems," a police spokesman told local media, who also said the bombs were dropped by the U.S. Air Force during World War II. Tesla wants the new 300-hectare site, which cost the company $45 million, to start producing cars and batteries by the end of 2021, with an ultimate target of 500,000 vehicles per year.
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A serial image of one of her "stock company" of actors, as the artist called them — the Dildo Dancer, copied from a Grecian urn, or the Celtic fertility goddess Sheela-Na-Gig — creates a pattern that intensifies the figure's formal qualities while defusing its shock value, in effect normalizing the experiences of women — female eroticism and childbirth — that count among the most foreign to the male gaze.
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Rosita has been a painfully underdeveloped character for several seasons now; she tends to serve a narrative Swiss Army knife who somehow always possesses a useful skill (like defusing bombs) whenever the show calls for it, so it was amusing to see writer Angela Kang give a nod to that conceit in this week's episode, with Sasha pointing out that Rosita always seems to know what to do in any given situation.
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Zuckerberg, board member Peter Thiel and Sandberg met with influential conservatives — including Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE adviser Barry Bennett and former White House press secretary Dana Perino — in an almost 90-minute meeting at the social network's California headquarters that was aimed at defusing the bias controversy.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Monday reached an agreement to allow the inspector general to investigate conservative claims of FBI wrongdoing in the Russia probe, defusing at least for now a burgeoning crisis between the White House and senior law enforcement officials.
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" NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel said from Seoul that while Trump could claim authentic successes by defusing war talk and getting a declaration of what Engel called "peace in principle," Kim Jong-un was "the biggest winner": "He got the recognition with the president of the United States on a world stage, and all he had to do was sign a piece of paper reaffirming something that he has already said in the past.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE is calling on Senate Democrats to oppose a bipartisan bill aimed at defusing Puerto Rico's debt crisis, breaking with the White House and his rival in the 85033 race, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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If it fails twice, the legislature will be dissolved and early parliamentary elections called - plan that was offered by the acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who wants the vote to be held in December 1 Nov MADAGASCAR-ELECTION/ Preview of Madagascar elections on November 7 Preview of Madagascar elections on November 7 - this entry will be updated on Monday October 29 with more details 003 Nov MADAGASCAR-ELECTION/CAMPAIGNING (TV) A look at the three main candidates in Madagascar election Incumbent Madagascar President Hery Rajaonarimampianina and two of his predecessors - Andry Rajoelina, who seized power in a coup in 2009, and Marc Ravalomanana, the man he ousted - are the three most powerful politicians in Madagascar will vie for the post at an election scheduled for November, part of a move aimed at defusing a political crisis on the Indian Ocean island.
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