Sentence examples for challenges conflicts from inspiring English sources

To date, the promise of TV Everywhere — that paying customers could stream live and on-demand TV shows to all manner of devices — has only partly come true, because of technological challenges, conflicts over contracts and concerns that online viewing will come at the expense of the old-fashioned TV set.

CSPCS teaching cases describe critical decision points in the lives of foundations, dramatizing the kinds of challenges, conflicts, and dilemmas foundation executives encounter in the real world.

There are challenges, conflicts and arguments.

It's in watching adults model appropriate responses to challenges, conflicts, pain, difficult decisions and uncertainty that kids learn how to do so in their own lives.

But if government and industry continue to bulldoze through our territory before we get a chance to resolve our historical governance challenges, conflicts like this will only continue to escalate.

Would the comfy lounge chairs and soothing smell of lattes create the kind of inviting atmosphere, where people going through the most challenges conflicts of their lives, could open up and discuss their divorce?

Challenging Conflict: Mediation through Understanding.

Margaret Hodge, the PAC chair, and fellow MPs on the committee will challenge conflicting accounts given by former BBC director general Mark Thompson and Lord Patten, the trust's chairman, when they appear on Monday afternoon.

The DVD or videotape of Saving the Last Dance can be purchased at a discounted rate along with its book, Challenging Conflict: Mediation through Understanding, co-winner of the 2008 CPR Book Award.

Context and challenge: Conflict, displacement and poverty create barriers to quality education.

When these are unmet, carers become uncertain or suspicious, which leads to a period of 'hyper vigilant monitoring' during which carers seek out evidence of poor care, culminating in challenge, conflict with staff, or withdrawal, itself a crisis.