Sentence examples for difficult conflicts from inspiring English sources

Hew Strachan of Oxford University says the SDSR is "strategy-light", and fails to convince on either China or the Middle East the "two areas where big and really difficult conflicts could occur".

That could lead to increasingly difficult conflicts of interest for the government, as policy makers juggle broad economic objectives with the narrower responsibility to maximize the value of their bank shares on behalf of taxpayers.

Buying commercial paper could open the Fed to difficult conflicts of interest, because it would be juggling the goals of protecting its investment portfolio with its traditional goals of promoting stable prices and low unemployment.

The NYT points out the problem: "That could lead to increasingly difficult conflicts of interest for the government, as policy makers juggle broad economic objectives with the narrower responsibility to maximize the value of their bank shares on behalf of taxpayers".

"After a deep and damaging recession, and our involvement in long and difficult conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, it is hardly surprising that so many people say to me when seeing the tragedies unfolding on their television screens, 'Yes, let's help with aid, but let's not get any more involved.' "I agree that we should avoid sending armies to fight or occupy.

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That makes this a particularly difficult conflict to resolve.

Difficult conflict-of-interest issues also arise in the context of government service.

He believed that through talking freely, the difficult conflict could be borne and the symptom would dissolve.

This is "not a difficult conflict, it is an illegal occupation – it continues, it expands and it costs thousands of innocent Palestinian lives.

Liu said MSF's ability to work in some of the world's most difficult conflict zones had been put at stake by the attack.