Sentence examples for conflict forms from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the struggle between President Harry S. Truman and Gen. Douglas MacArthur for control over the Korean conflict forms the central drama of Weintraub's spirited history.

"It's the ethical thing to do," said former State Senator David Sibley, now a lobbyist, who has filed 36 conflict forms since 2005, more than any of his colleagues.

The stories he wrote about the conflict form the larger, and more interesting, part of his first collection, "Tales of Soldiers and Civilians," which was published in 1892.

Kenyatta and Ruto, who were on opposing sides of the 2007-08 conformed formed a political alliance that won the presidency and a majority in parliament after they were indicted for the crimes against humanity.

On Endor, Luke and his companions encounter a tribe of Ewoks and, after an initial conflict, form a partnership with them.

The conflict formed a part of the national, political and social turmoil caused by World War I in Europe - affected primarily by the warfare between the Russian Empire and the German Empire.

The individual uses multiple and, at times, conflicting forms of thinking, practices and meanings to make sense of and organize his or her experience around the same object (in our case 'quality improvement') [ 46- 48].

All these cultures co-existed and conflicted, forming something new and special and found nowhere else in the world".

The game's plot – minimally expounded in the manual – concerns soldiers partaking in a Middle Eastern conflict (which forms the game's early levels) abducted by aliens to do battle on an alien world (which forms the later levels).

The law, passed in 2001, prohibits the release of the conflict disclosure forms filed by lobbyists to the state ethics commission.

Through my office of Children and Armed Conflict, the United Nations monitors violations against children, including their recruitment and use in armed conflict; all forms of sexual violence; abductions; killing and maiming; attacks on schools and hospitals; and denial of humanitarian access.