Sentence examples for friction points from inspiring English sources
The leaders are vigilant for possible friction points.
Some isolated settlements in the Gaza Strip have been friction points during the recent violence.
Sometimes those forces don't get on, but we are seeking to reduce the friction points between them," the official said.
As Israel began transferring land to the Palestinians, the number of friction points was reduced to about a dozen.
The Mitchell report, however, does speak approvingly of deploying international monitors, akin to a multinational team that monitors friction points in Hebron.
"What we're trying to do in the peace talks is negotiate the rest of those friction points," said Daniel Reisner, a senior army lawyer.
Abbott also invoked the other friction point – asylum boats – specifically.
The Israeli-backed militia men are another potential friction point, and their fate is unclear.
Nevertheless, the border issue is an acute friction point and could, in the view of Maliki, become grounds for confrontation between the two.
Israel's building of Jewish neighborhoods in East Jerusalem and West Bank territories seized during the 1967 war has been a longstanding friction point between Jerusalem and Washington.
The Israeli army has to protect them, and every position is a friction point that reinforces Palestinians' conviction that Israel plans an endless occupation.
