Sentence examples for practice of conflict from inspiring English sources
Established in 2009 through the generosity of Governor Carey, the Carey Center promotes the value and practice of conflict resolution in the United States and around the world.
The scholarly field and professional practice of conflict resolution emerged after World War II [ 12].
There have been no studies so far on the disclosure practice of conflicts of interest in scientific journals within the field of health services research.
For the first time, this study examines the disclosure practice of conflicts of interest in German language publications on health services research.
In this article a practical approach to define competencies for leadership and principles and practices of conflict management are offered.
In practice, evidence of conflict between the two sources and the potential for unaccounted sampling and ascertainment biases in both the serological testing data (Miller et al., 2010, and response) and clinical case estimates (Evans et al., 2011) was explored through sensitivity analyses explicitly modelling the biases in Presanis et al. (2011).
What's more, his style owes nothing to, neither depends on nor inspires, the pathetic fallacy of agitated realism — the commonplace practice of filming conflict, whether physical or emotional, with a handheld camera in jerky motion, the images cut together quickly to signify disorder.
In a relationship or marriage, one key ingredient that keeps a couple together is the practice of resolving conflicts.
"When the free practice of religion conflicts with human rights, human rights must always take priority," Muscato told The Huffington Post on Thursday.
But for some critics the practice highlights problems of conflict of interest and a lack of independence within the UN when tackling peacekeeper abuse allegations.
While most couples have an abundance of opportunities to practice the art of conflict management, the great majority of them fail to take advantage of those opportunities.
