Meanings of remedy the difficulty in English

These few words will remedy the difficulty and unite two great religions.

In order to help remedy the difficulty, the General conceived the plan of putting up tents to be used as rooms.

But a little machiavelism on the part of the husband will be much more likely to remedy the difficulty than any coercive measures.

This, however, did not wholly remedy the difficulty, for the defective insulation became frequently and painfully apparent while the cable was being submerged.

If this should occur, however, a few turns of thread, placed between them at the time of putting the instrument together, would remedy the difficulty.

The association of others in this design was the obvious method of remedying the difficulty.

"Can any one propose a plan which will remedy the difficulty?"