Sentence examples for confronting conflict from inspiring English sources

Confronting conflict head-on — as a substantive issue — is just one of my soapboxes.

To better respond to rage and its complexity, Sloterdijk daringly breaks with entrenched dogma and contructs a new theory for confronting conflict.

I'm Passive-Aggressive" (Nov. 16): The "hostile cooperation" that Dr. Lorna Benjamin characterizes as the core of passive-aggression is but one maladaptive solution to fears of confronting conflict.

Confronting conflict in waking life has a powerful effect on the information we are able to gather from dreams.

This might come from personal experience and not educational training, says Ben Kernighan, deputy chief executive at Leap Confronting Conflict, which works with young people struggling with conflict to get them recruitment-ready.

Perhaps the government could also make more use of civil society groups like the UN-funded Intorcultheal Communication Leadevelopmentofl, dedintercultural development of intercommunicationunication skills, and extend techniques taught by charities like Leap Confronting Conflict UK that specialise in peer mediation skills and conflict prevention in diverse communities.

Given Todd Christie's business interests, and his brush with federal investigators, some political analysts warn that if he is closely involved in state government, his brother's administration could quickly find itself confronting conflict-of-interest concerns.

Besides being a communicative process which allows confronting conflicts in a participative manner, it involves learning different social and personal skills.

The best organizations put in place conflict management processes and systems to confront conflict directly.

Such deals often collapse due to a failure to confront conflict during negotiations or to give the deal a sound structure.

Negotiation and decision-making consultant John S. Hammond, along with Ralph L. Keeny and Howard Raiffa, co-authors of the book Smart Choices: A Practical Guide to Making Better Decisions, have outlined three steps you can take to confront conflict as effectively as possible.