| A | B |
| Arbitration | the process of having one person officially tell two people who disagree how they will agree with each other (n) |
| Attain | to succeed in achieving something after trying for a long time (v) |
| Compromise | an agreement where everyone involved agrees to something a little less than they wanted (n) |
| Condition | something that you must agree to in order for something to happen (n) |
| Cornerstone | something that is extremely important because everything else depends on it (n) |
| Deliberate | done on purpose or for a reason (adj) |
| Draws | to make someone notice something (v) |
| Emergence | the process of coming into being (n) |
| Encourage | to give someone confidence to do something |
| Engage | to be doing or to become involved in an activity (v) |
| Intense | forceful or extreme (adj) |
| Means | a way of doing or achieving something (n) |
| Mediation | the process of having one person help two people who disagreed reach an agreement (n) |
| Motivate | to make someone want to achieve something and make them willing to work hard in order to do this (v) |
| Mutual | when two or more people both agree to something (adj) |
| Promote | to help something to develop or increase (v) |
| Reinforces | strengthen |
| Self-Interest | when you only care about what is best for you (n) |
| Stabilize | to become firm |
| Truce | an agreement between enemies to stop fighting or arguing for a short time |