Sentence examples for critical conflicts from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the standards do not necessarily speak to some of the most critical conflicts within the industry, like those over pay and forced overtime.

In Kant and Humes' day it was always the result of critical conflicts.

Unconventional intersection layouts help in reducing intersection delay and travel time by managing the critical conflicting movements in a way that they no longer remain critical.

In the end, that is the single most critical conflict of interest the media, and everyone else, should be shouting about.

I say this not because I believe the White House has lost interest in resolving this critical conflict or because I think that they no longer understand that Israeli-Palestinian peace is vital to U.S. interests in the region.

The White House and many polluting industries consider this a critical battle because similar conflicts are likely to arise as the nation tries to slow and then reverse the production of the greenhouse gases that scientists blame for the warming of the planet.

KHEEL--Theodore W. The Pace University community mourns the death of Ted Kheel, whose extensive legacy includes his commitment to using mediation techniques for resolving critical environmental conflicts.

Zyglidopoulos (2002) also uses stakeholder theory to discuss the social issue management challenges that a firm must face when dealing with critical societal conflicts such as how a multinational company copes with an environmental incident.

The conflict quickly escalated, with both Washington and Moscow seeing it as a critical strategic conflict in the Cold War.

For a band that has exploited the whims of style as briskly as Phoenix, this rings of self-conflicted social critique, though it's neither critical nor conflicted enough.

Stone suggests how critical this conflict turned out to be when he observes that "in four years the world went from 1870 to 1940".