Sentence examples for community clashes from inspiring English sources

In a proper federalist system, states would work according to the laboratories of democracy model: they would see how this approach plays out in [states that have already legalized gay marriage] over the coming years, and alter their laws accordingly to protect religious organizations, businesses, mosques and churches, and prevent community clashes as best possible.

Almost immediately, people on Twitter pointed out that the first daughter's messages of support of the LGBTQ community clashes with the actions of her father, President Donald Trump.

More of Today's News from ARTINFO: Chinese Arts Administrators Demand Respect and More Funding at Political Meeting Stock in Trade No Nudes, Nu?: Orthodox Community Clashes With LES Gallerist Over XXX Art Angst Over New Location for Munch Museum Makes Norwegians Want to Scream Why a Secret Museum of Lost Russian Modernism Remains in Danger Today.

The youths had been pelting stones at the police following a community clash, local news reports said.

Between 2012 and 2013, inter-community clashes in parts of the country displaced 118,000 others (HRW 2013).

Students from segregated communities clash in the classroom, and tensions arise because teachers have not been trained to work with students whose families lack the resources to help them.

Until the revolution, temporary jobs as drivers or night watchmen at oil rigs were dished out by officials as a way of buying loyalty to Mr Ben Ali's ruling party, which has since been dissolved.For two days in early May young men from the two communities clashed with sticks, stones and birdshot fired from hunting rifles.

I've been involved in religious violence to defend my community and clashes between youth gangs".

It later withdrew, after Sudanese airstrikes and pressure from the international community, but clashes between the two nations continue along the border, as well as inside South Sudan's territory.

That probably would lead to chaotic revenge attacks on Assad's minority Alawite community, sectarian clashes between Shiites and Sunnis, and infighting among the disparate rebel groups, the stronger of which are aligned with Al Qaeda.

This talk is based in part on a book project on Europe and the US: Community or Clash of Values and Norms?