Sentence examples for encouraging conflict from inspiring English sources

We did it because these people profit from enabling and encouraging conflict, and from selling their weapons to some of the most oppressive governments in the world.

Like their patriarch Chávez, they seem to be more interested in encouraging conflict and facing off with enemies, real or imaginary, than in the tedious and complex job of actually managing a government.

It's a ridiculous process that encourages conflict and duplicity.

But Sturgeon insists her nationalism does not encourage conflict, it prevents it.

Some also believe that politicians arm Tripoli's poor and encourage conflict to curry support and loyalty.

Aside from being a distraction, elections can also encourage conflict, especially in countries where arms remain rampant.

The government will today propose the biggest overhaul of child maintenance for a decade, arguing that the current system encourages conflict between parents.

Parents who fail to intervene, play favorites or give their children labels that sow divisions — like "the smart one" and "the athlete" — can inadvertently encourage conflict.

Eisenhardt and Bourgeois have found that the most successful companies have leadership teams that actively encourage conflict, recognizing that people can reach an intelligent collective decision even when they disagree.

Managers must also encourage conflict – within reason, Lind said.

There are numerous existing legal vehicles through which stakeholders can encourage conflict parties to commit to reducing civilian vulnerability, e.g. unilateral declarations or special agreements (Mack and Pejic 2008; Lacroix et al. 2011; Jong 2015).