Sentence examples for In tensions with from inspiring English sources

An increasingly hardline version of Christianity may result in tensions with Uganda's sizeable Muslim population (about 10%).

The demands for a fence have grown in the past year with the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt and the increase in tensions with Cairo that followed his ouster.

He has fostered the greatest increase in tensions with Colombia in two decades, has reached out to Colombian rebels and has predicted that American military aid will lead to a regional conflagration.

GUEST BLOG: by Christopher Hobbs and Matthew Moran, from the Department of War Studies, Kings College, London Much of 2012 has seen a steady rise in tensions with regard to Iran's nuclear programme and its possible military dimensions.

Japan's main opposition party has chosen a nationalist leader who is tipped by some to become prime minister by the year's end, raising fears of an increase in tensions with China and South Korea over rival territorial claims.

Accounts from the North reaching Seoul suggested that residents of Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, had been calmly discussing last week's artillery duel with South Korea, foreigners living in the city were worrying about an escalation in tensions with the South and the nation's leader was celebrated for his legendary contributions to "the brilliant tradition of Korean dancing art".

This guidance appears to be in tension with that.

"But that exists in tension with the overarching political imperatives".

Growing concern about environmental protection and poverty reduction has put them in tension with Republican policy.

"Principles are always in tension with other principles," Mr. Steele said.

But they were inevitably, Mr. Miliband acknowledged, in tension with one another.