This paper contributes to design for behaviour change by testing the potential of priming via everyday products as a means of influencing users and dissolving conflicting individual and collective concerns.
This architecture opens up possibilities that are usually closed to traditional approaches by dissolving structural conflicts between the requirements of the market-place and the diverse interests of competing product groups.
"The principles of amnesty are an option that's worth considering because if all sides agree to forgive each other, I believe the conflict would dissolve and the country can move forward," she said.
It was supplemented by two formations mobilized in case of war: the pospolite ruszenie (Polish levée en masse – feudal levy of mostly noble knights-landholders), and the wojsko zaciężne, recruited by the Polish commanders for the conflict (it differed from Western mercenary formations in that it was commanded by Polish officers, and dissolved after the conflict has ended).
Successful programs including the Seeds of Peace, National Security Language Initiative for Youth, and Peace Corps programs have all been able to tear down barriers between youth of nations in which conflicts exist in hopes that the current conflicts will gradually dissolve with the new generation.
It sounded as if Nyakairima's army would refuse to let a 2005 peace agreement ending a two-decade civil war dissolve, even if it means a conflict that draws in most of East Africa.
"If it comes to military conflict, we could potentially see the situation dissolve into even further combat," she said.
A Yogi senses the inner conflict and uses the proper techniques to dissolve the tension.
Both sides of YankeeNets have strong-willed owners, and the conflicts, which have led the plan to dissolve, have also confused suitors.
He believed that through talking freely, the difficult conflict could be borne and the symptom would dissolve.
