Sentence examples for conflict away from inspiring English sources

"Everyone in the shepherd world has ties to Jimmy, so it takes the conflict away," Clute said.

If they pass laws which are violations of human rights, it's easier for everyone if our judges interpret the conflict away.

Under these circumstances, the international media coverage of Eta's propaganda coup has allowed it again to divert responsibility for resolving the conflict away from the only ones really responsible for it: the perpetrators of violence.

Best of all is a tremendous walk-through Great War exhibition that, for the British visitor, reorients the conflict away from the trenches of Flanders to the horrors of central and eastern Europe.

Employers in most Western European countries have since 1945 organized for the purpose of bargaining, usually at the sectoral level, as a strategy to keep distributional conflict away from the workplace and wages out of competition (Sisson 1987).

PARIS — The new French president, François Hollande, said Saturday that he had told those close to him to keep their private lives private and to resolve their conflicts away from the news media.

The anti-Royal tweet in June changed that perception, and Mr. Hollande made a point, in a television interview on July 14 — Bastille Day — of stating that he had told those close to him to keep their private lives private and to resolve their conflicts away from the news media.

The student organizers counter that collective bargaining would actually help student-faculty relationships by shifting any conflicts away from individual students and faculty and onto the bargaining table.

But the specter of new conflicts away from the Middle East might be a driving force behind the ultimate procurement of UAVs for Canada.

Address conflicts away from other students.

Participants often took bold actions to move themselves, and their families, out of conflict or away from violent partners and prevent future victimization or perpetration of GBV among their children.