Sentence examples for conflict sponsored from inspiring English sources

"Art and culture is a great way to ensure accountability," Manal Omar of the U.S. Institute of Peace told an audience at a session on "Art in Response to Conflict" sponsored by the Middle East Institute last week in Washington, DC.

©UNICEF/2015 Participants at the roundtable meeting on preventing the recruitment of children in armed conflict, sponsored and co-chaired by UNICEF and the Embassy of Canada, release a dove to signify their commitment to peace.

The guidelines were issued two days before Mr. Lackritz is expected to testify on analysts' conflicts in Congressional hearings, sponsored by Representative Richard H. Baker, Republican of Louisiana.

Insurance companies, said Dr. Goodman, who helps review evidence for Blue Cross Blue Shield, may be seen as having a conflict if they sponsor studies because they may have to pay for treatments that are shown to be effective.

This powerful and effective element in his plan was widely admired, and it helped get his design selected, but it was destined to conflict with the memorial process sponsored separately by the L.M.D.C.

In denying the permit last month, the police said the march conflicted with a street festival sponsored by the 125th Street Business Improvement District for which a permit had already been issued.

The letter describes the review (including for potential conflicts of interest) that proposed sponsored travel undergoes and emphasizes that employees don't receive any personal financial benefit.

"The people's assembly must not be organised or sponsored by any conflicting group, as it would not be accepted by the other side," he said.

He has oppressed his own people, sponsored terrorism and spread conflict in Africa.

What is less likely to spring to mind is another, forgotten conflict in the region – a war sponsored by the UK that is rarely talked about.

The trial reported herein was sponsored by CVRx, Inc. Conflict of interest: none declared.