Sentence examples for continuing conflict over from inspiring English sources

The War for Independence was also a civil war within the British Empire and an episode in a continuing conflict over the fate of North America.

He gave no ground on the continuing conflict over Iran's nuclear program, repeating that the United States could not tell Iran to stop enriching uranium and that Iran had no intention of developing nuclear weapons.

Only 10 weeks after it began, the power-sharing government of Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland was halted, stymied by the continuing conflict over the issue of paramilitary weapons.

The first is the continuing conflict over how much power companies should be held accountable for emissions, pitting groups like Clear the Air against industry leaders who say that emission levels have steadily declined under the Clean Air Act and that expensive technological improvements needed to reduce emissions are unnecessary and would drive up energy costs.

The shooting just after midnight on Thursday morning, described as "really an ambush" by Chief Jon Belmar of the St. Louis County Police Department, was denounced by all sides in the continuing conflict over law enforcement here after the death, at the hands of the police, of an unarmed black teenager last summer, and the police crackdown on the ensuing protests.

Khan had bought into the anger over the state of his parents' homeland and, in particular, the continuing conflict over Kashmir.

While the new moratorium was not adopted by the state, continuing conflicts over GMOs in Mexico have blocked introduction of transgenic maize and have enlarged the political space for debate over Mexico's development direction.

Mr. Langis's case highlights the continuing conflicts over needle exchange in spots around the country, conflicts that tend to pit public health officials against law enforcement officials, town liberals against town conservatives, raising moral charges all around.

Those males showed high rates of aggression toward females throughout estrus, despite achieving high copulation rates, demonstrating a continuing conflict of interest over the exclusivity of mating access.

Pakistan's continuing conflict with India over Kashmir erupted in fighting (Apr. June, 1965) in the Rann of Kachchh region of NW India and SE West Pakistan and in an outbreak of warfare (August September) in Kashmir.

Several other obstacles impede Azerbaijan's economic progress, including the need for stepped up foreign investment in the non-energy sector and the continuing conflict with Armenia over the Nagorno-Karabakh region.