Sentence examples for navigating conflicts from inspiring English sources

As Stanford ombudsperson, Brenda Berlin is an independent, neutral and confidential resource for students, postdocs, faculty and staff who are navigating conflicts or other issues.

Stronger connections also mean more cohesive teams that are more stable when dealing with change and uncertainty and are better at risk-taking and navigating conflicts and problems smoothly.

27 28 Additional preclinical and clinical training could equip junior physicians with the skills required to address disputes with patients, including negotiating and reporting disputes, navigating conflicts of interest, applying principles of medical ethics, empathising with patients and families and apologising for errors.

This paper explores environmental water management as a social process of navigating conflicting interests through a distributive justice lens.

Some lawmakers also pressed her to outline her strategy for navigating conflicting interests, another potential hindrance for her early days at the S.E.C.

In Matthew 18: 15-20, Jesus gives step-by-step instructions for navigating conflict in Christian community.

But even exuberant local visionaries know that navigating conflicting parental and community interests can be daunting without the lever of "the state requires it" to push things forward.

In this talk, I explore how communicators and targets navigate conflicts between honesty and benevolence.

But coaching remains as much art as science, best practiced by individuals with acute perception, diplomacy, sound judgment, and the ability to navigate conflicts with integrity.

In restorative justice processes, students come together to learn to navigate conflicts, process their feelings, and collaboratively problem-solve a way forward.

These results inform broader questions about how individuals with multiple political group identities evaluate trade-offs involving competing group interests, and shed light on how cross-pressured minorities navigate conflicts between their racial and partisan interests to form political preferences in a racially polarized party system.