Sentence examples for entering into conflicts from inspiring English sources

In a democracy, public support has always been necessary when entering into conflicts.

China needs him to keep the sea lanes open and safe for its economic development, and to keep Japan and others from rearming and entering into conflicts before it is ready.

Over the course of the Olympic project, both sides agreed to work together in their common interests rather than lose together through entering into conflict".

Like Mr Klaus, Mr Zeman thrives on confrontation and has not hesitated to exercise his presidential authority, even when this has meant entering into conflict with the Czech government.

Australia continues to rely on significant support from the United States…" and, " it is very unlikely that a major power would attack Australia without entering into conflict with the United States…" not to mention, "as long as nuclear weapons exist, we rely on the nuclear forces of the United States to deter nuclear attack on Australia".

"Should they enter into conflict and confrontation, it would lead to disaster for both countries and the world at large".

"But they also show that the drastic reduction in violent crime over the past decade has meant that criminals and police enter into conflict less often".

An expert politician, Farnese succeeded, however, in keeping himself in the Netherlands as commander and regent, going so far as to enter into conflict with his mother, whom the king had initially appointed to the position in order to attain his purpose.

In the course of this expansion, they entered into conflict with several of the African political units.

-- A majority of citizens want the new government to negotiate with Europe and not to enter into conflict.

China could also enter into conflict with a US ally like Japan or the Philippines, and the US would be obligated to defend [those countries].