Sentence examples for any potential clash from inspiring English sources

It also rules out any potential clash with election for Welsh and Northern Ireland assemblies as well as the vote for London mayor next year.

China is engaged in tense stand-offs with many of its neighbors on the South China Sea, as is frequently discussed here, and on the East China Sea with Japan, which has a mutual defense treaty with the U.S. which both American and Japanese officials have pointedly noted will cover any potential clash with China over the disputed Senkaku Islands, which the PRC calls the Diaoyu Islands.

Although you won't be able to filter this Google spreadsheet, if you're concerned about clashes you could download the document and then use the filters on each column header to select specific days and times which will help you to see if there are any potential clashes.

Coming at the opening of the fall campaign season, the forum — in which the candidates will be interviewed by Mr. DeMint and others one at a time — was being watched closely for any potential clashes between Mr. Perry and Mr. Romney.

Did he envisage a potential clash with the college authorities over filming commitments?

He also faces a potential clash with Louis J. Freeh, the trustee responsible for returning money to MF Global's creditors.

Immediately, talk turned toward the usual subject, toward Floyd Mayweather Jr. and a potential clash between boxing's undisputed two best fighters.

There are by no means any guarantees of escaping a very challenging, evenly-matched group with Ivory Coast, Greece and Colombia, but doing so would give them plenty of confidence ahead of a potential clash with England or rematch against Italy in the last 16.

To avert a potential clash with Turkey, Bush administration officials said American forces would soon take control of the city from the Kurds.

City officials took strong exception to the audit, setting up a potential clash with Mr. Liu, whose office must approve the corporation's contract with the city every year.

(Dennis Payne, a homeless man who was spreading the word about the march, said he wanted to move homeless people "out of the way" of a potential clash).