Sentence examples for clashing demands from inspiring English sources

And then came hysteria, which "best expresses women's distress at the clashing demands and no longer tenable restrictions placed on women in the fin de siècle".

In the 1950s, the National Union Committee, formed by reformists following sectarian clashes, demanded an elected popular assembly, removal of Belgrave and carried out a number of protests and general strikes.

We can also see the clash in demands for a culture of transparency and accountability vs. a culture of secrecy, nepotism, corruption, and various other forms of abuse of power.

Milošević used the Pakrac clash to demand that the JNA be authorised to forcibly disarm Croatia.

There will be tragic cases where two ethical demands clash with one another.

Entertainment industry executives and Congressional leaders clashed today over demands from lawmakers that the industry take responsibility for its marketing of explicit material to young audiences.

Inevitably this workshop spirit clashed with the demands of an organisation that was urgently concerned to fulfil the obligations of the brochure.

The clash between the demands of a Presidential campaign and the private-equity industry's culture of secrecy was always going to be a problem for Romney.

This would mean emphasising the closeness of Catalan to Castilian, without deriding the former as a dialect.The goal of greater multilingualism in Spain clashes directly with demands from Catalonia for Catalan immersion, and there are no easy solutions.

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The Democratic demands clash with those of Republicans who want more tax cuts and express doubts that heavy infrastructure spending would be the best way to stimulate the economy.