Sentence examples for conflict commenced from inspiring English sources
"conflict commenced" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to the beginning of a conflict or disagreement between two people or groups. For example: After months of tense negotiations, conflict between the two countries finally commenced.
Their refusal to do so will result in military conflict, commenced at a time of our choosing.
At the Pentagon, officials said Mr. Bush's language deliberately left open the option of military action before 8 p.m. Wednesday because he said in his speech to the nation that the refusal -- as opposed to the failure -- of Mr. Hussein and his sons to leave Iraq before the deadline would "result in military conflict, commenced at a time of our choosing".
The hiatus, however, was but an historical split second; the conflict in Korea commenced in 1950 and I, who had been reckless enough to remain in the reserves, was called back to active duty.
HIV services were integrated as much as possible into existing health facilities and activities, apart from Bukavu in DRC and Malange in Angola which, being the earliest conflict affected programmes, commenced when MSF HIV programming had a purely vertical approach.
UNICEF supports training for child police inspectors BAKU, 26 September 2005 – UNICEF-supported program for selected police inspectors who work with children in conflict with the law commenced today at the Ganjlik resort centre in Zagulba.
As part of the national initiative on bringing Azerbaijan's juvenile justice system in line with international standards BAKU, 26 September 2005 – UNICEF-supported program for selected police inspectors who work with children in conflict with the law commenced today at the Ganjlik resort centre in Zagulba.
The aim of our analyses were (1) to test whether the temporal cue could be used to reduce the conflict effect, and (2) to assess whether conflict-related theta-band activity, reflecting control processes (Cavanagh & Frank, 2014; Cohen, 2014), would already have commenced during the conflict-predicting intervals, thus not exclusively being present during the time of the response.
Let the battle commence ….
Let battle commence … Ace! 15-0!
