"head on conflict" can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a direct confrontation or disagreement between two opposing entities. For example: The mayor and union leader are heading into a head on conflict over the proposed contract changes.
The former BBC presenter will go on trial in May over the allegations Jurors in the trial of Coronation Street star William Roache were told today to leave emotions aside in dealing with a "head-on conflict of evidence".
Law enforcement is currently grappling with a head-on conflict between the realities of teen behavior and the legal status of sexting images: Possession and distribution of child pornography is a serious felony – one of the FBI's highest enforcement priorities – punishable by lengthy prison sentences and registration as a sex offender.
Intuitively, head-on conflicts would seem to inflict more damage than codirectional ones.
He has repeatedly prioritised internal order over things he had previously fought for, shying away from head-on conflicts with the Abbott forces, playing the long game.
We sat down and said, 'If we do this, how are we going to avoid huge and head-on conflicts between two strong people and minds?' It hasn't even come close to that because both men are open to candid discussion and change".
Zhang and Seyfried [22] shows that head-on conflicts in the bidirectional streams has not affected the FD.
Head-on conflicts stimulate TAR more than codirectional conflicts (Prado and Aguilera 2005) (Fig. 7); however, a genome-wide study revealed correlations of both types of conflict with high levels of transcription in yeast (Azvolinsky et al. 2009).
And even though their critical abilities, which seem to be at the heart of autonomy, can be distorted by patriarchy, sometimes the starkness of patriarchal constraints has the opposite effect, causing a person to face head on the conflict in her desires and to choose to act in ways that are at odds with patriarchy.
For example, in Doc Aviv, one of the few films that dealt head-on with the conflict was The Green Prince, about a Palestinian informant working for Israel.
Obama has so far shown little interest in plunging head-on into the conflict, but if unrest spreads significantly into other countries in the region, especially in the direction of Israel, the U.S. may find intervention unavoidable.
