Sentences with phrase «social conflict»

Her work also comprises photography, text, sound and site - specific installations that derive from her observations of social conflicts.

Frequent social conflicts in general were also associated with an increase in death, and depressive symptoms or emotional support didn't seem matter — the social stress still took its toll.

If spraying is a response to social conflict with other cats in the household you need to work on improving the relationship between the cats.

In the absence of effective formal institutions, these Big Men are responsible for resolving social conflict and enforcing social norms.

The most common triggers for urine marking include a new cat in the household, free - roaming cats outside, or social conflict between family cats.

Social conflict among cats is a common source of stress.

Then social conflicts can arise, as in many parts of the third world during the past two or three decades.

I was particularly concerned with the intersection of intellectual constructs and particular social conflicts.

He is likely to encounter frequent social conflicts and disciplinary situations at school.

But now we're realizing that concerns about the availability of food and water can trigger a lot of other things — such as social conflict and political instability, for example.

The left thinks history is on its side: social conflict powering historical change will propel righteous collective solutions.

So, there have been a number of wind farms built without social conflict.

Others suggest entirely realistic social conflicts that seem more likely than not to occur.

As an example: a very active, very small, group calling themselves the Heartland Farmers have been very effective in increasing social conflict over a proposed wind farm in central Yorke Peninsula in SA.

You can avoid many behavior problems that develop in a multi-cat family as a result of social conflict by following the recommendations in Helping Kitties Co-Exist.

[1] Lewis said he struggled to express social conflict in his art, but in his later years, focused on the inherently aesthetic.

He said no fewer than five million people living in the Lake Chad Basin countries had been displaced by the depletion of the lake due to climate change, noting that the shrinkage of Lake Chad, a former island sea, had resulted in increased social conflicts, high rates of migration and cross border movements.

The paintings of Afedzi Hughes draw parallels between violent colonial histories and contemporary social conflicts.

In many respects, the U.S. was more socially tolerant entering this recession than at any time in its history, and a variety of national polls on social conflict since then have shown mixed results.

Public schooling has long been a source of social conflict because it engenders just such compulsion.

Shifting to a model of education funding that allows taxpayers to choose what forms of education they will financially support with their own money would likely reduce social conflict over these programs.

Likewise, Justice Breyer's dissent begins and ends with warnings of «religiously based social conflict» resulting from allowing parents to use public funding to send their children to sectarian schools.

This may involve deterring wandering cats from entering your property or addressing social conflict amongst your own indoor cats.

By Dr. Suzanne Hetts, CAAB & Melissa McCue - McGrath, CPDT - KA Just as communication between people and dogs can sometimes be muddled, cause misunderstandings and motivate social conflict, so can communication between professionals.

«For many years, I, too, struggled single - mindedly to express social conflict through my painting,» he once said.

Many REDD and PES schemes, including early efforts in Chiapas and Acre, the states where California hopes to draw its REDD offset credits from, have either caused or exacerbated social conflicts.

An Aggressive Coping Strategy of Gymnasium Students in Social Conflict Situations: Emotional and Family Determinants

Patterson's aesthetic pulls the viewer in and forces them to bear witness to problematic social conflicts experienced by her subjects.

There was very little, if any, social conflict associated with wind farm construction in Australia until about 2008; around the time that the anti-wind farm lobby started to become active.

The wealth gap and social conflicts rank among Dalio's chief concerns in the market.

International economic institutions coax and compel governments to pursue structural adjustment, widening the chasm between classes and provoking mounting social conflict.

Even scholars of Christian history often conclude that political and social conflicts really have been more important than doctrinal debates.

Maduro, Religion and Social Conflicts chapters 25, 33 - 35.

In the wake of World War I, intractable social conflict and political stalemate enfeebled the Weimar Republic's parliamentary democracy, which ended in a headlong fall into a totalitarian nightmare.

To figure out what they want to do in the world, how to handle social conflict, how to manage life without their parent's handprint on every decision.

Ironically, the NSF solicitation that led to Menczer's grant noted that the growth of social media may aggravate social conflict because it offers a common platform to «parties who may not know or trust each other.»

Exposure to psychological stress in the form of social conflict alters gut bacteria in Syrian hamsters, according to a new study by Georgia State University.

Most of the indigenous lands now awaiting ratification, he adds, «are concentrated in the center - south and northeast regions of Brazil,» where there is still major social conflict over the demarcation of indigenous lands.

Conflicts in public education over issues such as political agendas, teaching evolution, and sex education spark social conflict in part because citizens are forced to pay for the promulgation of ideas with which they disagree.