Again and again, sometimes openly and sometimes covertly, authors and illustrators have influenced children's thinking about both conflict and difference; through their stories and illustrations they have offered children to chance to question the conversations of adults and challenge the attitudes which are so prevalent in the media.
If So, How Can it Best Be Solved?" (1892) Cooper argues that progressive peace is achieved through fair conflict and difference, anticipating later work by Audre Lorde.
Nevertheless, it is our view that in diplomacy, a nation can and should engage its adversaries and enemies to try to resolve conflicts and differences consistent with its own interests.
He opposed the group's plan to sue President Richard M. Nixon to end the war, and in November 1971, he left it, citing "personality conflicts and differences in political philosophy".
Of course, they had their conflicts and differences of emphasis.
To create an authentic community, you must surface and address conflicts and differences.
These conflicts and differences became evident in the song writing, as each song was credited to individual rather than multiple members; Pleasant Dreams was the first album in which writing is acknowledged this way.
Interviews were interrogated in terms of any areas of emerging agreement or disagreement about what worked, or did not work, and any observable conflicts and differences of opinion between and within staff groups.
As well as ensuring the taxonomic names in TCl-Db are tightly bound to their data sources, the A SSERTION entity also increases transparency, by making conflicts and differences between data sources more obvious.
This has also been reported when assessing the relationship of KRAS status and prognosis with conflicting results and differences based on stage noted.
