Sentence examples for conflict engaging from inspiring English sources

A few hours later, the two men, joined by Rep. Adam B. Schiff (D-Burbank), escalated their conflict, engaging in an angry procedural fight over whether to release the transcript of the committee's interrogation of Sidney Blumenthal, a longtime friend of Clinton's and an aide to her husband.

Preparation for armed conflict engages numerous high-level diplomats, lawyers, intelligence analysts and, sometimes, legislators.

Ethnic conflict engages central elements of each group's identity and invokes fears and suspicion about real and potential opponents.

I don't want you to develop a habit of being entertained by watching men who may be hurting, who may not know how to cope with their emotions, or deal with conflict engage in inflicting blunt force trauma to each other's heads.

If not, is the exclusivist under some obligation to attempt to resolve such epistemic conflicts — engage in belief assessment (or reassessment) with openness to possible revision?

These theorists further proposed that moral conflicts engage the automatic, implicit recruitment of cognitive processes supporting early components of moral decision making [4].

We then explored whether error and non-error conflicts engage different regional brain processes in cognitive control by correlating the activity of the conflict areas during stop success or stop error trials to activity in the "control" regions.

Based on our experience as an expert organisation, often working in remote areas and difficult environments (including conflict and post-conflict countries), engaging communities and strong partnerships has been essential for the success of development programmes.

It is currently unclear whether the ACC monitors conflict by engaging the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (Botvinick et al., 2004), whether it resolves conflict (at response, not stimulus level) (Liu et al., 2004; Milham et al., 2001) or whether it does both (Bush et al., 2000).

Those who push intergenerational conflict are engaging in a zero-sum game where no one wins.

The ACC is thought to play a role in detecting conflict and engaging cognitive control to resolve it (for review see: Carter and van Veen, 2007).