Sentence examples for conflict proposed from inspiring English sources

In contrast, when our deep beliefs conflict, proposed amendments reverberate unpredictably.

Air France said it "deeply regrets that, despite lengthy negotiations since the beginning of the conflict (including 15 hours yesterday)... the balanced and reasonable protocol to end the conflict proposed by management has not been signed by the unions".

Remediation measures to armed conflict proposed by some analysts of the resource curse are indeed biased toward macro-economic interventions.

The governing party has recently sought a political resolution to the decades-old conflict, proposing a draft constitution that would grant greater rights to ethnic minorities.

Voronin later sought more active support from the West to resolve the conflict, proposing that international peacekeepers replace Russian troops in the region.

Reports on homotypic cannibalism are conflicting, proposing a tumor-promoting and metastasis-protecting role.

In what appeared to be an effort to address the conflict, Mr. Morales proposed a referendum to decide whether he and nine regional governors should remain in their posts.

The foreign ministers of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, wracked by insurgency and border conflict, have proposed January for a long-stalled meeting of their heads of state.

The stability of the government's power-sharing executive appeared to be imperiled by conflict over proposed welfare reforms, especially after a compromise agreement was scuttled by Sinn Féin in March 2015.

The proposal, cast by Arabs as something of a final effort to stave off conflict, effectively proposed trading full normalization of relations with Israel for Israel's agreement to live side by side with a Palestinian state, on the land it occupied before its victory in a 1967 war against Arab states.

Taken together, the covariance between the systems corroborate the hypothesis of compatibility, because the value systems are structured in function of their compatibility and not based on conflict, as proposed by Schwartz (1992).