Sentences with phrase «avoided open conflict»

At the same time, she desires harmony and tries to avoid open conflict (despite being born under the sign of the stubborn bull).

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In 2009, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) found that open trade and interconnectedness significantly promoted peace, and helped neighbouring nations to avoid conflict.

There were certainly distractions, like the opening night of the NFL in a sports crazed city, not to mention the movement of the Primary to a Thursday to avoid conflicting with Rosh Hashanah.

Your manager can help open a dialogue about the conflict (which most people would generally avoid).

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The Art Forum and ABC teams hope to avoid scheduling conflicts between their respective openings and parallel events.

For too much of my life I considered «mental arithmetic» as an enemy, a bully to be avoided, because I knew I couldn't subdue it in open conflict.

In fact, unfortunately, these very same metaphors frame the opening to the report as Mooney implies that the primary goal of science communication is to avoid explosive protests and «brewing conflicts» with the public.

The United Nations needs to revise the way it manages its assessments of climate change, with the scientists involved more open to alternative views, more transparent about possible conflicts of interest and more careful to avoid making policy prescriptions, an independent review panel said Monday.

This has opened up the possibility of pro bono work, but the department has also needed to work with pro bono organizations on practicalities such as avoiding conflicts of interest, explains Bill Basran, director general of the Department of Justice's B.C. regional office and who has been closely involved with the project.

If constitutional courts are nonetheless keen to avoid preliminary references to the ECJ, this has to do with the difficulties to come to a different conclusion than the ECJ's preliminary ruling and to thereby cause an open judicial conflict — especially since such a scenario has been portrayed as the legal equivalent of a constitutional catastrophe or the first nuclear blow in EU legal scholarship.

Avoiding any direct mention of the cases and the conflict between maintaining Indian culture while allowing freedom of expression, Schmidt focuses his editorial on the choice between the open or closed Web:

That is eye - opening too because often people tend to be afraid of conflict and want to avoid fights, thinking they mean the end of the relationship.

The Intentional Family — a practical guide to avoiding conflicts and promoting understanding — offers a myriad of simple yet effective methods for opening regular channels of communication between parents and their children, husbands and wives: from shared family meals and vacations, to regular «storytime,» weekly drives, religious services, and monthly «spouse only» romantic dinners.

If you don't, it's all too easy to use distance to avoid conflict; intimacy is lost because you both are constantly feeling that you walking through emotional minefields and can't be open and honest.

Soften Startup and Open Ended Questioning can help you avoid conflict.

As your child begins to open up, validate his feelings to avoid conflict or total shut down.

Rather than not saying anything, to avoid conflict or an uncomfortable conversation — a common reaction that leads to resentment — face the situation head - on by having an open, honest conversation.