Sentence examples for issues clashed with from inspiring English sources
After all, she took strong positions on controversial issues, clashed with some of the nation's most prominent union leaders, and triggered major policy shifts in New York City, Washington D.C. and elsewhere.
Reed's conservatism on social issues and liberalism on economic issues apparently clashed with regard to civil rights, and the result was a clearly centrist position that found Reed quietly supportive of the court's increasingly progressive attitude regarding racial discrimination.
While Mr. Marino sided with Mr. Rockefeller on most issues, he clashed with the governor and Robert Moses, builder of many of the region's roads and other infrastructure, over a 1960's plan to span Long Island Sound with a bridge from Oyster Bay to Rye in Westchester County.
On that issue, he clashed with the moderates during the party's session (meeting) at Surat (now in Gujarat state) in 1907, and the party split.
Most of the problematic decisions involved Julie A. MacDonald, a former deputy assistant secretary for fish and wildlife and parks, who oversaw endangered-species issues and frequently clashed with scientists.
Another issue with which Burton clashed with Roosevelt was reciprocity with Cuba.
According to Zhou, financial crises resulted when the domestic needs of the country issuing a reserve currency clashed with international fiscal requirements.
On the issues, however, Mr. Goodman often clashed with his more conservative colleagues on social questions.
As credibility issues surfaced, Diallo's lawyers clashed with Vance's office and fought their case in public.
He believes the government isn't trying to mute the academy's positions on sensitive issues like evolution, which have clashed with Islamic groups' views in the past.
Broad's overtures likely fueled doubts about Buetner's allegiances among Tribune brass, which had already clashed with him over issues including budgets and advertising strategy, newspaper analyst Ken Doctor said.
