Sentence examples for a conflict because of from inspiring English sources

The government had also raised the possibility that Arguedas might have a conflict because of her previous representation of Montgomery.

"It seemed to me there was a conflict because of a perception that we would not do the best job," Mr. Cardozo said.

The families have said that Mr. Kissinger in particular may face a conflict because of his consulting work for prominent corporate and business clients, including several large multinational companies with Arab interests.

Target said that Ackman subsequently acknowledged that the second individual would have a conflict because of his association with another retailer.

Oblast authorities faced a conflict because of the substantial contribution of alcohol industry to oblast tax revenues.

If you have a conflict because of your current job, explain that a mandatory meeting, training, etc. was scheduled and you are required to attend.

For example, the tensions between the United States and North Korea did not first change from a regional to a global conflict because of the development of an intercontinental ballistic missile but because of North Korea's ability to hack systems such as Sony's.

The ensuing Houthi rebellion that began last September threatened to pull the country towards not just a civil war but also a regional conflict because of the involvement of transnational groups like AQAP and Isis.

Rather, it is a conflict story because of the slaughter of innocents.

On Thursday night, Donald Trump told the Wall Street Journal that the Mexican heritage of the judge overseeing a lawsuit against Trump University was an "absolute conflict" because of the real estate mogul's proposal to build a wall along the border.

He pointed out that Mr. Siffert was hired in deference to the United States attorney's view that the city's staff lawyers faced a potential conflict because of the civil lawsuits.