Sentence examples for minimise conflicts from inspiring English sources

Separate divisions minimise conflicts of interest.

Certain features, such as seed mixture, mowing date and plant protection measures, could be adapted in order to minimise conflicts with nature conservation objectives.

But the report also points to an emerging set of strategies it calls "ecoagriculture", which show how to minimise conflicts between the demands of agriculture and those of biodiversity.

Earlier this year, desperate moves from countries representing the majority of the world's population to examine how the UN might identify and minimise conflicts of interest were swept under the carpet by rich countries – especially the US, EU and Australia – who argued they wanted to be as "inclusive" as possible and that the concept of "conflict of interest" was too hard to define.

While a common approach to grading evidence may reduce confusion, minimise conflicts of interest and enhance intellectual rigor, others have argued that this approach can be overly complex and can favour false negative conclusions.

It is desirable that the interventions are defined on the basis of existing supportive capacity and engagement of the health system, its partners, and the communities themselves to increase the sense of ownership and to minimise conflicts or duplication of efforts [ 25].

If you don't care, as long as it's there… You aim to minimise conflict, value flexibility and like putting yourself in new situations.

It found that universities need to work with local authorities, residents' groups and private landlords to minimise conflict between students and long-term, local communities.

Writing before the election, Paolo Pizzoli, senior economist at ING Financial Markets in Milan, highlighted the economics professor's "constructive attitude" after he talked about the need to "minimise conflict and maximise the chances of a mutually beneficial agreement".

Regarding livestock health and husbandry, the Ardo'en, assisted by village elders, enforce a number of rules to minimise conflict in the event of livestock disease outbreak; 'the head of the village will mobilise the people and tell them they shouldn't go close to that man's cattle, and people will listen to the rule, and they will not go closer' (male FGD participant, aged 65).

Evidently, the police are trying to keep the Anti-Racists away from the Neo-Nazis to minimise conflict.