| Young men who are used to employing overwhelming power are suddenly asked to de-escalate violence. |
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| The main coalition of protesters has been endeavoring, at least most of the time, to de-escalate the mounting tension. |
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| It would be a perfect way for the present Administration to de-escalate the violence and eventually move the region towards peace. |
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| It is only a question of time before somebody is killed unless steps are taken to de-escalate the situation. |
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| By the end of the week, both sides said they were trying to de-escalate the dispute. |
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| On the other hand, it is arguably in the national interest to de-escalate tensions. |
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| They learn how neutral language can de-escalate potentially volatile situations. |
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| You have to de-escalate this and she is causing it by her approaching with this weapon. |
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| Our military learned how to deploy quickly to hot spots, de-escalate a situation, build order from chaos, work with NGOs, and do the muscle work of diplomacy. |
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| Steps must be taken to de-escalate the arms race and free up much-needed resources for global socio-economic development. |
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| This workshop is designed to teach people to de-escalate potentially violent situations through assertiveness and interpersonal communication. |
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| Please note that recipients are assessed regularly and a decision is made to de-escalate or escalate their intervention levels if required. |
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| My Government has been working closely with the Russian Government in recent days in an attempt to de-escalate this situation. |
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| In all cases, swift intervention from UNIFIL has helped to de-escalate the situation. |
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| Since the current flareup of the conflict began, the Russian Federation has done everything possible to de-escalate it. |
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| The aim is to de-escalate conflict and show we can be peacekeepers, but there comes a time if people are throwing bricks at you then you must put the helmets back on. |
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| The decision underscores the Government of India's willingness to de-escalate the conflict and play a stabilising role in South Asia. |
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| The European Union hopes that these very important initial steps will be followed by futher initatives to de-escalate tensions and build confidence between the parties. |
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| A durable and sustainable cessation of hostility, including a ceasefire, must be the immediate target, with the deployment of an international monitoring or peacekeeping force to de-escalate and stabilize the situation. |
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| The women in segregation are often in crisis and at risk of self-harm, therefore, staff assigned to this unit must demonstrate strong interpersonal skills to de-escalate situations. |
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| My delegation commends and supports Russia's efforts to de-escalate the tension by sending envoys to the region to restart the negotiating process aimed at finding a mutually acceptable and peaceful solution to the conflict. |
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| It is vital that the Council call on all the parties to cease hostilities, de-escalate tensions and demonstrate a preference to resolve the dispute through dialogue and negotiations rather than through the use of arms. |
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| Step in to de-escalate play before it becomes too aggressive. |
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| Nevertheless, each time factional fighting has threatened to spin out of control, President Abbas and Prime Minister Haniyeh have managed to reach understandings to de-escalate the tensions, which is a positive development. |
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| They learn ways to de-escalate a situation. |
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| Their rule of thumb: talk quietly and de-escalate. |
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| They de-escalate to majors, and the majors de-escalate to minors, and there's a whole number of incidents that de-escalate to no particular incident, so they're not classified as anything at all. |
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| In order to de-escalate the current confrontation the Council calls on the governments of Sudan and Chad to immediately stop supporting and equipping armed groups and to improve their relations. |
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| We also value the opportunity to hear from the parties themselves, as well as from the regional organizations involved in helping them to de-escalate tensions. |
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| Since the early 1990s, the various parties to the conflict had numerous opportunities to de-escalate the conflict and put an end to human hardship. |
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| On the other issue, I would like to stress that we welcome the cooperation of the Russian Federation and the United States, which is now happening at a high level, to ease the tensions and to de-escalate the situation. |
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| This will require progress on regional peace and security that takes into account human and social elements, as well as WMD disarmament, and that begins with active efforts to de-escalate nuclear tension. |
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