Sentence examples for moderating conflicts from inspiring English sources
The OHCHR has taken an active role in moderating conflicts and drafting treaties in conflict areas around the world, including early-21st-century conflicts in Iraq and Sudan.
The oil crisis of 1973 and the economic crisis then pulled the rug out from under the planning department, as the planning group was not "suitable for moderating conflicts of allocation against the backdrop of limited resources" [95 Süß, p 375].
Appointed governor general of Canada in 1898, he moderated conflicts between Canadian prime minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier and British colonial secretary Joseph Chamberlain.
Amish farmers and craftsmen have quietly changed the landscape across western and upstate New York, reviving some farming towns and causing moderate conflicts in others, often over building and zoning requirements that are counter to austere Amish customs.
Indeed, as a Pan-Arab leader he had no specific political roots in Iraq, deriving his authority by moderating various conflicting elements.
There has to be some way to make money from moderating this conflict, though so far the only people to have found one are a few of the adblocking companies.
When parents engage in moderate conflict that involves support, compromise and positive emotions, children develop better social skills and self-esteem, enjoy increased emotional security, have better relationships with parents and do better in school, Cummings says.
Individually, there is moderate conflict among the nuclear loci with respect to the position of Burhinidae.
PBS analysis highlighted moderate conflict between partitions for the MOL analysis.
The evidence from this paper suggests that early recognition can equip healthcare teams to recognise mild or moderate conflict and choose appropriate interventions, to prevent further escalation.
The Bank of Israel said that the economy had been moderating before the conflict in Gaza, but that the effects of the fighting, especially on tourism, would "last for a relatively long time".
