Sentence examples for appreciation of conflicts from inspiring English sources

The appreciation of conflicts of interest has changed over the last 20 years and increasingly more strict policies have been adopted, especially in the 1990s.

Alasdair Macintyre recognises the value to contemporary Aristotelian virtue ethics of Anderson's Heraclitean appreciation of conflict and the importance he attributes to critical traditions (Macintyre 1981).

Empathic awareness, an appreciation of the conflicting and negative emotions and feelings experienced by family members [ 34], was evident in our data as a factor that influenced interactions between workers and families.

The historical record includes marked shifts in the appreciation of rivers, numerous conflicts in use demand, and an intensification of use that rapidly accelerated during the 20th century.

Yet that toughness gives spine to an appreciation of life's irreconcilable conflicts.

Working with study sites that experienced different forms of armed conflict provides a 'richer' and more extensive appreciation of the effects of armed conflict on MRH services and outcomes compared to limiting the study to one study site.

(2) There is little appreciation of the role of intraorganizational conflict of interests in defining limits of organizational behavior.

Authors Walter Dorn and Robert Pauk write: Certainly Kennedy's resolve played a role in this conflict, but his appreciation of the need to give his opponent an honourable way out was crucial.

You can only be a Wonder Woman if you have an hourglass figure??? Women in different parts of the world have conflicted or weak appreciation of themselves because of the dominant sexy images that the media bombard them with".

Patriotism and appreciation for soldiers doing the dirty work wrestle in the popular breast with anger over official mishandling of conflicts seen by many as an illegal and costly mistake (Iraq) or an unwinnable misadventure (Afghanistan).

Steer clear of conflicts.