Sentence examples for founding conflict from inspiring English sources

The funeral on Wednesday at once encapsulated Hezbollah's cohesion and the new uncertainties and anxieties its followers face as it fights a new kind of war, more intimate and ambiguous than the group's founding conflict with Israel.

Of the generation of Israeli soldiers and politicians who fought in Israel's founding conflicts, only Shimon Peres now remains in a prominent role.

Rev. Dr. Gary Mason founded Rethinking Conflict after thirty years of on-the-ground peace building in a conflicted society in Northern Ireland.

It will be fascinating to see how he deals with a system that is not only founded on conflict resolution but is also tilted in favour of the publishers.

In its founding document "conflict diamonds" are described as "rough diamonds used by rebel movements or their allies to finance conflict aimed at undermining legitimate governments".

But it certainly stands a better chance of demonstrating some of the humbleness that Obama has said is a founding principle for resolving conflict, in contrast to the Bush administration's practice of ignoring and aggressively isolating whole peoples and movements.

If what we are seeing are the first steps of Hamas being brought in from the cold, its strategic challenge is to achieve liberation from occupation for all Palestinians without compromising the founding principles of this conflict such as establishing the right of return.

4. Hence, we infer, that the act upon which the indictment against Bliss is founded, is in conflict with the constitution; and if so, the result is obvious--the result is what the constitution has declared it shall be, that the act is void.

2. In argument the judgment was assailed by the counsel of Bliss, exclusively on the ground of the act, on which the indictment is founded, being in conflict with the twenty third section of the tenth article of the constitution of this state.

With the prevailing sentiment against the United States committing to yet another war in the Middle East, President Obama carefully attempted a new approach in the Libyan conflict, founded upon multilateralism and military restraint.

The new bodies were a Labour policy but 61 Labour MPs rebelled on the issue, concerned that the trusts would have too much freedom, and conflict with the founding principles of the NHS.