Sentence examples for conflicts depending on from inspiring English sources
Mack attributes these improvements to the end of colonialism (colonial wars made up 60 100% of all international conflicts, depending on the year), the end of the Cold War (one-third of all conflicts were proxy wars), and to the upsurge of international activities designed to stop ongoing wars and to prevent new ones.
(Such family connections may not be disqualifying conflicts depending on the nature of the transition job, ethics lawyers said).
Furthermore, there are various diabetes specific conflicts depending on the cognitive developmental status of the child and its ability for self-management.
When faced with conflicts, entrepreneurs' conflict resolution behavior/style of resolving conflicts, depends on their leadership role perception.
Polls show voters are conflicted, depending on what question is asked.
Moscow's influence could be decisive in calming or sharpening the conflict, depending on its calculations of its own interests.
The objective function consists of a waiting time component and an onboard traveling time component, which are in conflict depending on the passenger demand matrices in reality.
From the economic point of view, EIP has the benefit sharing problem in which the interest of each company may conflict depending on the configuration of material flow network of an ecosystem so that it is not recommended to insist on one-sided concession.
Assuming that exploration pave the way for innovation, it follows that the innovative abilities of an invader will be more or less hindered by the outcome of approach-avoidance conflict depending on the ecological characteristics of the environment to which the invader has been introduced.
The response to conflict depending on the preceding trial, however, was markedly different from controls: for preceding incongruence (StroopINC), less activation was found in the dACC/dmPFC, right DLPFC and parietal areas compared with StroopCON while activation was stronger in the temporomesial cortices and the brainstem (Figure 3c d, Table 2).
