Sentence examples for understanding conflicts from inspiring English sources

Place-making can aid in understanding conflicts over renewable energy siting by interpreting stakeholder values.

The principal-agent problem can be a frame for understanding conflicts in many parts of your life.

This book sets out indispensable lessons for understanding conflicts involving the volatile combination of nationalist insurgency, jihad, and terrorism, most notably for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

But on the eve of the 65th anniversary of VE Day is there still a role for photography in picturing and understanding conflicts past?

Understanding conflicts between healthcare professionals and family members of critically ill patients from ethnic minority groups can serve as a first step in the development of recommendations for preventing and resolving conflict.

Cinema has got this appetite for understanding conflict and it is because war is the most extreme human experience, whether you are a soldier or a civilian".

D. Tjosvold and H. Sun, "Understanding Conflict Avoidance: Relationship, Motivations, Actions, and Consequences," International Journal of Conflict Management 13, no. 2 (2002): 142-64.

Participants learn the fundamentals of strategic management, including using financial data for decision making, understanding conflict management and negotiations, and leading change.

Our conference, Understanding Conflict, which we held at the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Bath last week went ahead in the end, but organising it wasn't easy due to police interference.

It provides a conceptual foundation for understanding conflict and the political, economic, and military components of policies and capabilities for coping with the possibility of war, as well as expertise for analyzing specific functional and regional security issues.

(Consultant, PICU) This paper offers an empirically-derived framework for understanding conflict escalation in paediatric services and identifies three levels through which families and clinical teams progress on the way to a complete breakdown of trust.