The phrase "affect conflict" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe how something influences or impacts a conflict, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policies may affect conflict resolution strategies within the organization."
Alternatives: "influence conflict" or "impact conflict".
They are dealing, instead, with what psychoanalists call "intersubjectivity," the role played by empathy, affect, conflict and ambivalence in shaping our relationships to others.
We investigate how information spillovers from other negotiations affect conflict in bargaining.
The model can be used to derive quality features of the design, such as the contribution factors to a quality attribute, the quality attributes that a design decision affects, the risks of a design decision imposed on quality attributes, and the trade-off points that affect conflict quality concerns.
The question, Hsiang says, became, "Is it at all possible that global climate can affect conflict?" Scientists, he adds, don't have the know-how to turn the thermostat up or down on the planet and then sit back to watch how angry people get.
As part of the Fifth framework projects, Newman is responsible for the Israeli participation in the EUROborder project, examining the role of the EU in affecting conflict resolution in Europe and neighbouring regions.
Despite the appropriate strategic shift to cover non-tsunami affected conflict areas in Aceh, the need to improve inclusion was not evident in the education sector in Aceh.
The rate of female remating can have important impacts on a species, from affecting conflict and cooperation within families, to population viability and gene flow.
Edward Watson and Lauren Cuthbertson, dancing the roles of Leontes and Hermione, perform one affecting, conflict-laden pas de deux in the first act.
"In Sri Lanka, we were able to monitor learning among children affect by conflict," said Ms. Durston.
In many conflicts, the areas affected by conflict are regional and may prove difficult to access.
Taken together, findings illustrate the potential benefits of adding gender sensitization components onto livelihood programs for women in both conflict affected and non-conflict affected settings.
