Sentence examples for and conflicts with the from inspiring English sources

534, 541, 95 L.Ed. 702 (1951), and conflicts with the authority of Congress under Art.

The new president's tumultuous first weeks have been marked by a controversial executive orders and conflicts with the media.

The new president's tumultuous first weeks have been marked by controversial executive orders and conflicts with the media.

This is one of the most significant areas in which the tribe confronts and conflicts with the nation-state.

And though it is not good for her asthma and conflicts with the medications she takes for a heart murmur, she drinks beer.

Ms. Hershey portrays Ms. Rule's confidence and conflicts with the noble soul-searching she mastered in the films "Hannah and Her Sisters" and "Beaches".

It was marked by injury, accusation and conflict with the Barcelona board.

Instead, Hungarians resoundingly endorsed Mr Orban's mix of nationalist populism, state-centred economic policies and conflict with the European Union and foreign business interests.

Gifts of confidential information, moreover, can exploit corporate assets and conflict with the duty of loyalty, regardless of the recipient's relationship with the insider.

Crimea marks a capstone to this shift in orientation: a new and harder era, in which isolation and conflict with the West are virtues in and of themselves.

However, only four variables: ethnic group, education, benefits obtained, and conflict with the park, were significantly associated with community attitudes towards wildlife (Table 4).