Sentence examples for sort out conflicts from inspiring English sources

* Counseling is used to sort out conflicts and to negotiate a solution.

It was his job to sort out conflicts that erupted after aides from the defeated primary campaign of Hillary Clinton were hired, and, in general, to keep the campaign on an even keel.

College campuses, after all, are rife with anecdotes of students' illiberal appeals to pseudo-parental authority figures to sort out conflicts and police speech, costumes and party themes, in ways that were anathema to earlier youth cohorts.

"Abuse degrades children and robs them of their self-worth and self-respect," stressed Mr. Olsen, "it also teaches them violence is a legitimate way to sort out conflicts.

Science can help us sort out conflicting claims.

She said it would take time to sort out conflicting information from residents of neighboring villages.

Obama administration officials and regional officials scrambled to sort out conflicting reports about the attack and the motivation of the attackers.

The talk show went back and forth trying to sort out conflicting accounts between the American position on what happened and that of the Italians.

American military officials offered new details today to support their contention that the convoy was a legitimate target, but acknowledged they were trying to sort out conflicting accounts from survivors and local villagers.

"You want to protect your child and make sure they get treated fair, but a player needs to develop a relationship with coach to sort out conflict". Combs initially was held for investigation of three counts of assault with a deadly weapon, one count of making terrorist threats and one count of battery.

This adverse effect could be because of a lack of response or caregivers who might use this more severe tactic to sort out conflict would pay less attention to the child's wheezing.