Furthermore, apart from content-related tensions, various other fragilities in stakeholder relations contribute to a discontinuous and asymmetrical stakeholder participation.
Poverty and growing militancy among young people, as well as strained police-community relations, contributed to outbreaks of violence.
The trade flow can be decomposed in extensive and intensive margins, revealing how the intensification of trade in existing relations and the beginning or ending of trade relations contribute to change this flow.
Insofar as such relations contribute to my own self-realization, this very act of translating of being open to and cognizant of the words of someone "foreign" to me becomes an integral part of the way I realize myself.
The new resident of the Elysée Palace and the leadership which will emerge from the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China can open a new chapter in the Sino-French relations, contribute to the deepening of the links between Brussels and Beijing and take the Sino-Western synergy at another level.
Sound interpersonal relations contribute to effective health counseling and to a positive rapport with clients [ 10].Effective listening and communication are also important.
It is well established that cellular proto-oncogenes are regulated by miRNAs, and that disturbances in these relations contribute to cancer development.
Similarly in a study in rural China, Hu et al. [ 21] revealed that among 31 participants (aged 15 and older), sharing cigarettes with peers (and older relations) contributed to individuals starting to smoke.
Gaining a clearer understanding of these potential relations not only contributes to the growing knowledge around the role of material conditions in coercive sex but also can be a useful guide to policy making in growing urban poor communities in sub-Saharan Africa.
This international comparison aims to establish approximate causal relations (Weick 1979) and contributes to transmitting legitimate signals to the provincial party committee and government, indicating that institutional innovation aims to meet the needs of a widely accepted institutional environment (Meyer and Rowan 1977).
