Sentence examples for because of conflicts with from inspiring English sources

France said on Oct. 23 that it would not participate because of conflicts with club games.

Mr. Gassner announced his decision to quit BMG reportedly in part because of conflicts with Mr. Zelnick.

The hospital fired Mr. Cullen after 16 days because of conflicts with other employees, Mr. Mikitka said.

Judy Levering, the United States Tennis Association president, said McEnroe declined this time because of conflicts with his personal schedule.

Around the world, animal migrations are disappearing because of conflicts with development, agriculture and other human activities.

On Aug. 20, 2012, she was assigned another attorney, C. Hays Burchfield, because of conflicts with the first one.

Pakistan's Urdu-language movies were popular for a time; Bollywood movies were banned because of conflict with India, but later returned.

had been regularly allowed by the insurance company to certain agents in New Jersey and asserting the invalidity of the Act of that date because of conflict with the Fourteenth Amendment, complainant moved to strike out the answer as insufficient.

Cutting Russian supplies to the Ukraine [in 2006 and 2009] was because of disputes over the gas price paid by the Ukraine, not because of conflict with markets in the EU.

"Two and a Half Men," which has been the most watched comedy on television over much of the last decade, suspended production only about two-thirds though the current season because of conflict with Mr. Sheen.

Her case could also stand as a test case, as, unusually, the judge ruled that the burden of proving coercion lay not with the defence, as is usual, because of conflict with article 6 of the Human Rights Act 1998 on "presumption of innocence".