Sentence examples for conflict for which from inspiring English sources
All the conflict for which legal aid was sought will still exist.
Most rural Chechens escaped destruction in a conflict for which Moscow blames Islamic extremists and terrorists.
The Tricycle is taking a principled stand regarding a bloody conflict, for which they should be applauded.
His tomb at Arlington remains empty, marking the first 20th century conflict for which there is no unknown warrior.
Only one painting flags up the conflict for which Gaza is sadly best known, depicting fatigued fighters on the march.
The coup brought Cambodia into the Vietnam war, a conflict for which, in spite of the boasts of Lon Nol, the new leader, it was wholly unprepared.
To counter the fact that assault rifles are long-lasting and therefore outlong-lasting andthereforeich they were first intended—Mr Smith suggests manufacturing rifles with "built-in outlivecence"—or designing bullethethat progressively "sconflictsamage the weapons that fore them.
However, such a rational model tends to be inadequate when it comes to helping society achieve its objectives and solve its problems; indeed, there is increasing awareness that the actual practice of social problems is complex, uncertain, unstable, and inclined to value-conflict, for which the technical rationality model forms an unsatisfactory standard (Schön 1983: 39).
The European religious tensions between Christian and Jew were thus transformed into racial conflicts, for which conversion or ecumenical tolerance would have no healing effect.
Most of these struggles are not clashes between states; they are asymmetrical conflicts, for which Western societies -- including the U.S. -- are not equipped.
Often dubbed "The Switzerland of the Middle East" and rightfully credited with promoting peaceful solutions to regional conflicts, the Omani perspective can be increasingly valuable at a time when Italian officials grapple with refugee crises stemming from conflicts for which the only solutions are political.
