Sentences with phrase «conflicts which»

Our elder mediation services can provide families with a structured process for resolving age or disability related conflicts which can surface as elders or disabled adults and their family members are faced with important decisions related to the health, safety, well - being, and financial stability of the elder or disabled adult and can allow for important decisions to be made without putting the elder on - the - spot and asking them to take sides between one sibling or another.

Social support as a moderator has an important role as a buffer against negative consequences of daily life stressors related to marital conflicts and other social conflicts which can affect marital satisfaction (Chi et al., 2011; Mueller, 2006).

By choosing cases which met the majority of these criteria, the authors were selecting for situations which embodied severe parental alienation, rather than the more common and more moderate instances of loyalty conflicts which are widely evident in the children of conflictual divorcing parents.

She has an uncanny ability to earn the trust of both parties who work with her and she helps them resolve conflicts which seem impossible to resolve without litigation.

I believe that psychotherapy is a partnership between therapist and client where we work together, in a safe, confidential atmosphere, to address your concerns and help you to better understand yourself and resolve the conflicts which brought you to therapy.

Our goal is assist individuals and families in identifying and coping more effectively with problems encountered in daily living and to deal with inner conflicts which may disrupt a person's ability to function effectively.

«With Gottman techniques I have seen conflicts which would have taken forever to resolve or feel as if my marriage was doomed become mole hills or smaller, where before they were mountains or even mountain ranges.

It also reduces conflicts which often happen in a workplace as injecting humour could be an ice - breaker.

Such regulatory issues include those arising from the distribution of financial products and services (including on a cross border basis), the regulation of agents and representatives and the conflicts which arise from competing regulatory regimes and common law / civil law principles.

In assisting in the orderly resolution of conflicts, the judicial system should therefore shelter itself from old conflicts which could reasonably have been submitted for litigation in the past.»

Acting as a firm permits more dispassionate consideration of the legal conflicts which may arise and of the type and character of client that the firm wants to take on.

Taipei would accept its ambiguous national status and announce its neutrality in any conflicts which might arise in East Asia, including involving America and Japan.

Two beings searching for their identity travel across a broken planet, constantly facing bloody political conflicts which tear the old colonies apart.

Grievances among the group members results in the conflicts which hampers the performance of the individuals (Weidmann, 2009).

At the same time, blogs allow further process of the content, as well as the creation of social cognitive conflicts which lead to the construction of new knowledge.

A quietly subtle drama exploring how easily humanity gets locked away during conflicts which admit no compromise - a sensitive reflection on the climate of 1980s Northern Ireland which is equally relevant for today's «War on Terror».

Chinese wife is always ready to find a compromise with her husband in order to minimize the conflicts which can usually appear in a marriage.

War and famine in Ethiopia, Somalia and Sudan in the mid-1970s marked the beginning of a series of international conflicts which has pushed the number of refugees up towards the 19 million mark.

President Akufo - Addo has charged supporters of the governing New Patriotic Party [NPP], to avoid all forms of disagreements and conflicts which may affect the unity of the party.

The fierce urgency of current crises demonstrates the need to learn lessons from those conflicts which have been peacefully resolved.

This results in the need for a large police force and, among other things, a world police force; it must maintain the individualist strategy espoused by Washington and this is why despite market conflicts which could oppose them and despite declared reservations expressed in the area of defence of culture for example, the triad countries remain in the wake of the United States.

People in general attributed the conflicts which broke out in the Mother Church to their piety.

One of these possible consequences was the separation of fas, the religious command, from jus, the established law for the settlement of such human conflicts which had no religious relevance.

Burundi, South Sudan, Yemen... the list of under - reported conflicts which are at risk of turning into full - scale carnage goes on.

I lived through a good many conflicts which at first I denied had anything to do with sermon composition or preaching As I lived them through... I began to put a fresh and higher value on the pulpit and its varied meanings.

This is the level of intra-psychic conflicts which, if unresolved, produce mental illness.

It is also paradoxical but true that under Western colonialism Islam continued to spread, for the peace and order maintained by the colonial powers prevented tribal and racial conflicts which could have sapped the strength of the East.

We know that dreams result from the various emotional conflicts which arise in us as a result of our daily experiences.

But when in our maturity we have in some measure succeeded, have won recognition, standing, influence, it may be wealth, then comes one of the most crucial moral conflicts which a man can face.

Interest in this is more than mere curiosity, for the lack of this understanding can be seen at the heart of the enormous number of global conflicts which have increasingly catastrophic implications.

Through A.A.'s supportive - growth approach nearly 300,000 «hopeless» alcoholics have recovered, most of them with no attempt or need to explore the deep personality conflicts which probably caused the addiction.

In many cases, of course, vocational dilemmas involve emotional conflicts which call for longer - term counseling.

Some of the Bible's verses, when carefully studied in the proper context, exhibit superficial discrepancies and conflicts which resolve themselves on closer examination.

Is AA's effectiveness in producing long - term sobriety the result of the resolving of psychological conflicts which lie at the roots of alcoholism, or is it the result of an effective means of keeping the conflicts repressed or under control?

He became involved in the conflicts which ensued upon the fall of the Assyrian empire, and perished before he reached the age of forty, leaving no worthy successor.

Els Segadors has its roots in a bloody 1600s conflict which a years - long attempt by Catalonia to secede from Spain, which began in June 1640.

We must admire the Patriarch's grasp of the essential conflict which exists in society, especially in modern Europe which is embracing secularism with alacrity.

Will future relationships develop in the context of this tradition or in the direction of the conflict which has also been endemic between Ethiopia and neighbouring Muslim lands?

- succeeded in stirring up fear and rejection of others, intolerance and hatred through conflicts between civilisations which they cynically allow to be presented as a form of conflict which will dominate the future of the world.

Bishop Edwin was speaking at the launch on Friday of a new church - led campaign to help rebuild Marawi, five months after the conclusion of the conflict which left 500,000 people displaced.

In most such cases, the wife has a parallel conflict which matches and reinforces his.

We have already noted the conflict which runs through most of Christian thought between the biblical vision of God as the creative and redemptive actor in the history of his creation, and the metaphysical doctrine inherited from the synthesis of the Christian faith with neo-platonic philosophy which conceives God as the impassible, non-temporal absolute.

if this actually goes through its going to cause alot of conflict which they are trying to stop anyway!

This is what is often missing from some social action strategies — the sensitive handling of the personal substratum of meaning and conflict which often is brought to and precipitated by such action.

«May peace spring up for the people of Syria, deeply wounded and divided by a conflict which does not spare even the defenseless and reaps innocent victims,» the pope said in his traditional Christmas message, delivered from the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica.

He falls short of the second goal because he fails to achieve what he seeks to establish in the case of the first and because of unnecessary duplication and / or conflict which he poses in the relationship between God and Jesus.

Intimacy does not suggest a saccharine sentimentalism; it can be expressed in constructive conflict which is the growing edge of a relationship.

The conflict which he led broke out over a foreign baal, supported by royal authority and symbolizing the entire system of alien customs, selfish luxury, and iniquitous commercialism that threatened not alone Yahweh's worship but Yahweh's social justice.

While Liebert's comments may have been oversimplified and deliberately overstated, he was accurate in highlighting the conflict which the growth of evangelical and fundamentalist television over the past decade has caused within different American church groups and leaders.

Later, attention was called to the Roman Emporer being the head of the church, and the conflict which that association created.