Sentence examples for from a clash between from inspiring English sources

All of these problems stem from a clash between ideology and evidence.

But Afghan commanders in the area said the incident evolved from a clash between two local forces that did not involve the Taliban or Al Qaeda.

Several law professors said they were less sure about Mr. Trump, citing the actions of another populist, President Andrew Jackson, who refused to enforce an 1832 Supreme Court decision arising from a clash between Georgia and the Cherokee Nation.

Hu Xingdou, a social commentator at the Beijing Institute of Technology, suggested that the trend for hiring fake partners had emerged from a clash between old and new ideas.

The uncertainties of migration in rich countries result, she notes, from a clash between the democratic will of voters, often hostile, with the rule of law, "which makes excessive exclusion impossible".Missing, too, is some sense of what a solution to this clash might be.

The chapter argues that the current state of affairs arose from a clash between two previously discrete TLOs one relating to IP protection (patent protection for new drugs) and the other concerning the right to health (a right of access to essential medicines).

Almost from the outset, a clash between the presiding judge and petitioner became manifest, which, it is fair to say, colored the course of the trial throughout its 14 days, and with increasing personal overtones.

Other highlights from the debate included a clash between Nigel Farage and what he called the "left-wing audience" fielded by the BBC, while the photo that summed up the evening was a hug between the three female leaders – Nicola Sturgeon, Leanne Wood and Natalie Bennett – which left Mr Miliband and the Ukip leader in the cold.

2. The family they come from There is often a clash between the family values and those of the school.

Then the current bill would still face a "hold" or filibuster from several Senators, portending a clash between the Bush-Reid-Rockefeller alliance and the progressive-civil liberties wing of the Democratic Party.

In 2014, a Chinese captain died from a bullet wound during a clash between South Korean Coast Guard officials cracking down on Chinese ships suspected of poaching and Chinese crewmen resisting them with homemade weapons.