Sentence examples for conflict tied from inspiring English sources

That would have made Washington an active combatant in sectarian conflict, tied America even closer to Maliki, and turned U.S. forces into a lightning rod for discontented Iraqis.

Seven Aggies received the Medal of Honor during the worldwide conflict, tying with Virginia Tech as the most of any school outside of the military academies at West Point and Annapolis, and 29 former students reached the rank of general.

Despite the conflict, ties between the two countries run deep.

Parts of Manipur's conflict are tied to insurgencies in Myanmar, where the same hill-tribes, straddling the border, are fighting the state.

About two dozen aircraft, some repainted to look as they did when they flew combat missions in World War II, Vietnam and other conflicts, were tied to the steel flight deck as the ship floated across the harbor and up the river.

In Peru, 85percentt of conflicts are tied to energy and mining projects and two-thirds of these are linked to environmental issues.

It is a knot of conflicting ties that would be almost unthinkable in any other city than Washington.

Mr. Lipton's offering advice to Mr. Grasso at the same time that he was serving in crucial advisory roles at the exchange underscores in critics' eyes how the stock exchange remains a warren of insider relationships and cozy, if not conflicted, ties.

Thanks to the one member's scheduling conflict, the commission tied on a vote that would have changed the way equal access to sports was gauged.

Israel-Palestine Try as you might to keep to safe subjects like family, sport and overseas travel (a favourite Israeli pastime), politics and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are intimately tied to everything and bound to rear their heads.

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