Sentence examples for directly conflict from inspiring English sources

But league tables directly conflict with the objectives of Every Child Matters.

Balancing security and sustainability can be difficult, Ms. Nadel and others say, as the two needs often directly conflict.

"Comic Relief should screen out the sectors (or companies) that directly conflict with its vision or bring the most reputational risk," the report said.

But the rules and regulations announced on Dec. 20 by Kenneth Feinberg, special master in the case, not only are unfair, but directly conflict with that intent.

These include investments that: (i) that directly conflict with the aims of the charity, or (ii) that may alienate supporters or beneficiaries.

The laws directly conflict with the key threshold set by the Supreme Court: that abortion cannot be banned until the fetus becomes viable.

"It is also likely that in the early stages there will be a large segment of the population requiring treatment for traumatic injuries, either directly conflict-induced or from the resulting devastation," the report says, warning that half a million people "could require treatment to a greater or lesser degree as a result of direct or indirect injuries".

But their accounts often directly conflicted with Trump's.

The latter position directly conflicts with that of the president-elect, and Mr. O'Neill has disavowed it.

Arizona's statute directly conflicts with the federal law by imposing the additional requirement of proof of citizenship.

Judge Bolton rejected that argument, finding that four of its major provisions interfered or directly conflicted with federal laws.