Sentence examples for avoidance of conflicts from inspiring English sources

Matsuda suggests in his 2010 paper that Japanese culture has particular characteristics, including vagueness that does not draw a definitive line between right and wrong, behavior directed by others according to heteronomy rather than autonomy, avoidance of conflicts and confrontation, and indirect expression to avoid hurting others.

Neither appointment would serve the work we most need at the Justice Department: a restoration of impartiality, fairness, nonpartisanship and thoroughgoing avoidance of conflicts and the appearance of conflict.

The feed space allowance provided by a 2-row pen design potentially allows cows to demonstrate other important feeding behaviors, such as avoidance of conflicts and maintenance of greater inter-cow distances between neighbors while feeding.

The latter complements signalling systems in terms of traffic management improvement procuring permanent information to drivers about train times with respect to the published timetable in order to achieve higher levels of punctuality, improvement of energy efficiency and avoidance of conflicts with other trains [105, 138].

Certainty leads to the avoidance of conflicts, improves efficiencies and minimizes competing uses".

And the SEC's enforcement of the fiduciary duty under the Investment Advisers Act has been long on disclosure and short on real avoidance of conflicts.

(vi) Avoidance of conflict among visitor use activities.

They are aware of unfairness – what economists call inequity aversion – which makes good sense in the avoidance of conflict.

In their world, decency and the avoidance of conflict are evidence to be held against you and used as justification for attack.

Many of the buildings are handsome and few are poor, but eventually the dissembling of power and the avoidance of conflict become oppressive, or enervating, or both.

Although Balinese culture is based on the avoidance of conflict, men's identification with their birds allows for the vicarious expression of hostility.