Sentence examples for impose a conflict from inspiring English sources

All authors have no commercial associations that might impose a conflict of interest.

Ukrainians have accused Moscow of seeking to impose a "frozen conflict" that could keep eastern provinces beyond Kiev's control indefinitely.

Mr. Sharon made clear that he feared that deeper international involvement here might impose a solution to the conflict.

Only America, after all, had the power, they still believed, to impose a settlement of their conflict on Ariel Sharon.

Internal conflicts and the forced displacement often caused by such conflicts impose a heavy burden on the civilian population and greatly damage a community's overall welfare.

This spring, at the height of the Palestinian intifada, pollsters asked Israelis if they wanted the United States to "impose a solution" to the Palestinian conflict; 48percentt said yes.

On the other hand, the presence of widespread intralocus sexual conflict would impose a net cost to females.

The existence of males and females in sexually reproducing organisms and the associated difference in phenotypic optima between sexes imposes an intergenomic conflict in both the evolution of gene sequences and of gene expression.

It just happens to be imposed upon a conflict of interest, or type of behavior, between research analysts and investment bankers, as opposed to two competitors who sit in the back room and fix prices.

The Iraqi government — nearly paralyzed by internal conflicts — seems unlikely to impose a solution anytime soon.

The Iraqi government nearly paralyzed by internal conflicts—seems unlikely to impose a solution anytime soon.