Sentence examples for disruptive conflicts from inspiring English sources

Disruptive conflicts when Edward took over government could thus be minimised, while Dudley's chances to continue as principal minister would be good.

They tried to manage disruptive conflicts through shared group responsibility for negotiating the rules: 'I always worry about trying to discipline too much but it was good to get a discussion going with the group about what feels reasonable in certain situations'.

First, rather than waiting for contradictions to materialise as disruptive conflicts that impede the evaluation, the process of discussing and (re drafting a concordat offers an opportunity to anticipate, identify and make explicit differences in interpretations and perspectives on various aspects of the joint activity.

The Chinese seem to be looking ahead and beginning to formulate a new framework -- what Xi proposed to Obama during their California summit as a "new type of great power relations" -- seeking positive-sum solutions that benefit all based on the equality of the top powers lest competition slide into disruptive conflict.

If one of these sub-networks did carry out a spectacular attack, the overwhelming likelihood is that it would be directed against India, which would again raise the specter of disruptive military conflict, undermining U.S. efforts in Afghanistan.

They were less disruptive and had fewer conflicts with others.

Uncertainty comes from volatility related to disruptive events such as political conflicts or economic crises – as well as due to the uncertainty of accessible deposits and substitutes for fossil energy.

Thereafter, however, there was a marked deceleration of growth, caused mainly by the disruptive effects of the ethnic conflict on economic activity.

In addition, we have to build more resilient systems in vulnerable communities to mitigate the disruptive influence of natural disasters, fragility, conflict, and violence".

The leader of the United Nations formally opened its annual General Assembly on Tuesday with a speech conveying a broad sense of crisis because of pressing problems including armed conflict in the Middle East, disruptive climate change and religious intolerance.

Negative relationships have included terms such as horizontal violence, aggression, bullying, verbal abuse, incivility, lateral violence, ostracism, interpersonal conflict, negative acts and disruptive behaviour.