Sentence examples for addressed the conflicts from inspiring English sources

That film, which also addressed the conflicts of Britain's assimilated Muslims, soared on Hanif Kureishi's uncommonly nuanced screenplay.

The script, whose dialogue was mostly in Arabic, to be screened with Hebrew subtitles, addressed the conflict at its most mundane: the measly water pressure in Arab towns, the spotty Internet coverage, the dearth of Arab gardeners following crackdowns.

Lachey addressed the conflict again on VH1's "Big Morning Buzz Live," a few days after the "Watch What Happens Live" slam.

He did not address the conflicts between his niece, the publisher, and Mr. Brauchli.

Second, it appears to be a way of addressing the conflicts between the states within Europe.

"This is the time to address the conflicts, not when they ripen and then rot into scandal," he said.

"Born This Way" and "I Don't Ride That Train" bluntly address the conflicts facing characters struggling to define their sexuality.

Ms. White is a worthy nominee, though clearly, the White House and Ms. White will have to address the conflicts of interest in her background frankly and persuasively.

Policy is made by addressing the conflicts between the interest groups who could influence it—sometimes achieving full compromise and sometimes favoring the politically stronger interest groups.

The model is capable of optimizing the total discharge quantity in the whole basin and controlling units both spatially and temporally, and addressing the conflicts between environmental fairness and efficiency.

Changing those at the top does little to address the conflicts of interests that arise when profit motives privilege owners and shareholders, at the expense of students, faculty and long-term objectives.