Sentence examples for developing conflict from inspiring English sources

The Howard League for Penal Reform believes that better solutions on dealing with child victimisation and crime can be found in expanding and developing conflict resolution and mediation-based techniques into educational programmes for schools.

One wonders what the novel might have become if Robertson had not merely signed up to Jim Swire's real-life position, but had rather, in the Maileresque fashion, portrayed Swire's obsessive pursuit of truth as a developing conflict of character.

The Human Rights Act has had a rough ride, but surely that is more about politics than the law, about what 9/11 did for the balance of state v citizen and about the developing conflict between authoritarian and liberal.

In this developing conflict, the opposition has made some costly errors, particularly allowing attention to focus on the Pussy Riot protest, in which an all-female, anti-Kremlin punk rock group staged a prank concert in an important cathedral, drawing prison sentences for three band members.

For this purpose, HT-CAM determines independent sets of non-interfering OBU pairs by developing conflict graphs.

He was referring to a developing conflict with Pope Urban II, according to historian Bálint Hóman.

Nick Skenderian, University of Copenhagen School of Global Health, Denmark Rapid responses to humanitarian emergencies are rare, despite continuing and developing conflicts which result in civilian casualties and food shortages, this trend of lethargic, half-hearted response or inaction is unlikely to change.

At just about the time the SSU rDNA tree was adopted by major textbooks, it came under greater scrutiny largely due to developing conflicts with other molecular data sets [ 61- 64].

The first is school-based interventions, including efforts to prevent weapons in schools and to develop conflict resolution.

To achieve this, the HT-CAM develops conflict graphs of link-band pairs to describe the interference relationship among vehicle pairs and determines independent sets of vehicle pairs that can communicate simultaneously.

We develop conflict graphs of link-band pairs to describe the interference relationship among source-destination vehicle pairs on different channels and determine independent sets of vehicle pairs that can communicate simultaneously to maximize the spatial reuse of the licensed channels.