Sentence examples for negotiated conflicts from inspiring English sources

This unity was demonstrated in the miracle of Pentecost (Acts 2) and other actions that established the primitive church e.g., the epoch-making Council of Jerusalem (Acts 15), which negotiated conflicts between Jewish and Gentile Christians.

And they are urging workers to pursue promotions and better negotiate conflicts to improve job retention.

The collection also affords a capital demonstration of how art can negotiate conflicts of rational and irrational values within its own sphere.

Mousavi also served as a member of the Expediency Council, the mediatory body meant to negotiate conflicts between the Majles (parliament) and the Council of Guardians (a body of jurists that reviews legislation and supervises elections).

The course puts great emphasis on empathizing with team members, balancing supervision with autonomy, and negotiating conflicts.

I negotiate conflicts between my girls constantly so I had a lot of practice.

Hartford offers an International Peacemaking Program that teaches students from countries where there are inter-religious tensions how to build partnerships and negotiate conflicts across faiths.

For example, at LinkedIn we negotiate conflicts assessing which decision will best allow us to "Connect the world's professionals to make them more productive and successful".

Additionally, providers identified that negotiating conflicts between teenagers and their parents with regards to treatment choice, and supporting patients in coping with the possibility of lifelong treatment, also required improved competencies.

Our research further shows that if a mechanism for conflict resolution contains one element of maturity (e.g. institutionalisation or an activation procedure based on a unilateral rule) other elements of maturity are also likely to be present, providing negotiators with an incentive to negotiate conflict resolution mechanisms with at least one mature characteristic.

May 15 2013 June 13 201313 Three artists, each having struggled through political strife in mid-twentieth-century Eastern Europe, negotiate conflicting loyalties and desires in a new play by John Guare.