Sentence examples for conflict to settle from inspiring English sources

Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad warned that hostilities in Syria could engulf the region and accused some Syrians of trying to use the conflict to settle scores with Tehran.

The fighting was brief, but sympathisers on each side then used the conflict to settle differences over land, religion and much else.

A conventional enemy is an enemy within an established system of containment, whereas a real enemy is an enemy that can be made, though perhaps only after conflict, to settle for a territorial division.

Less than a century after 1775, brother met brother on the field of bloody conflict to settle the issue.

Meanwhile, thousands of far-right protesters assembled in Berlin under the slogan "Merkel must go," demanding the German chancellor's resignation for her "open-door policy" which has allowed for more than a million refugees fleeing war and conflict to settle in Germany in the last year.

The resurgence of their visibility and the inflamed nature of their rhetoric has, since the film was being initially produced, occurred amidst the greater focus on immigration and influx of migrants and refugees fleeing the horrors of crisis and conflict to settle in what racially-motivated groups historically have seen as white "homelands".

The report does criticise Hamas for firing rockets indiscriminately into Israel and for using the conflict as cover to settle scores with its Palestinian rivals.

Aslan-Levy, who was born and brought up in Britain, said he is keen for the Palestinian conflict to be settled diplomatically and disagrees with the settler movement and its representatives, such as Dani Dayan, who spoke at the union last Friday.

Mr Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, clarified for Russian news agency Ria-Novosti: "Putin and Poroshenko did not agree a ceasefire in Ukraine because Russia is not party to the conflict, they only discussed how to settle the conflict".

In other words, establishing fair procedures for reconciling conflicts provides democratic citizens one way to settle conflicts about the proper behavior of representatives.

Studies show that excessive violence in media increases the acceptance of violence as a way to settle conflict, and other studies find that teenagers who see the most sexual content are likely to lose their virginity at younger ages.