Her rivals say otherwise: that she has engineered conflict and always intended to move to a referendum.
They have engineered conflicts that bring them short-term political advantages that they have been unable to consolidate and control.
"The strength of Wim Delvoye lies in his ability to engineer conflict by combining the fine arts and folk art, and playing seriousness against irony," Jan Hoet, the organizer of Documenta IX, said recently.
Yet as a highly experienced political operator, Mr Surkov may also have engineered the conflict so as to quit a game whose nature had changed.Although few tears will be shed for Mr Surkov, his departure shows that the Russian political system is degrading and becoming more primitive.
What that might entail is anyone's guess, but given that the house is engineered for conflict, I don't think an all-out tea party theme is too much to hope for.
However, with an increase in the number of products being reverse engineered, several conflicts of legal origin have arisen, which highlight the need for the development of specific legislature governing the practices of reverse engineering that serve a regulatory purpose.
Proposition Joe engineers a conflict between Omar Little and Marlo to convince Marlo to join the New Day Co-Op.
As described by Yuval Diskin, the former head of Israel's Shin Bet clandestine service, Netanyahu's warmongering rhetoric against Iran is driven by his own "messianic" impulse, which is leading him to deliberately mislead the public in order to engineer a new conflict.
PAGE 25 AN ENGINEER'S LIFE Conflicting portraits have emerged regarding the life of Robert M. Sanchez, the engineer in the commuter train in Los Angeles that crashed, killing him and 24 others.
"We won't have a war, but it will be a conflict," predicted Mohammed Zaal, an engineer in Falluja.
It's a spectacle of the absurd engineered specifically to incite conflicts between famous people or to shock the more conservative-minded viewer.
