Sentence examples for line conflicts from inspiring English sources
As market pressures drive universities to adopt strategies focused on efficiency and the bottom line, conflicts can lead to suspicion and mistrust between faculty and trustees.
On Friday night at Lightbox, she had also held a 700-person party for the fashion line Conflict of Interest (guests included the singer Natalia Kills and the filmmaker Spike Lee), which was shut down by the police because of concerns about pot-smoking and overcrowding.
These dates are then used for off-line conflict resolution within a token player algorithm used for scenario verification of real-time specifications and which can be seen as a simulation tool for UML interaction diagrams.
A further feature of tagging culture found in Azaz but far more prominent in the more "front-line" conflict zone of Aleppo city itself are the presence of brigade-specific tags that reflect the "ownership" or at least presence of particular opposition brigades in different areas of the city.
And of course whether it changes or does not change, how does the need of China to protect its own global supply lines conflict with America's traditional post-World War II role of guarantor of the freedom of the seas?
Culture lies on the front line of conflicts across the world.
As she was testifying, the Pentagon revealed that it was lifting all restrictions on US women serving in the front line of conflicts overseas.
Education has become an unexpected front line for conflicts and terror in many countries.
Collins told ScienceInsider that "I think disclosure is the bottom line" and conflicts information should be easily accessible, but that "the exact mechanism" is "debatable".
Insofar, it is no wonder that one important line of conflict always centers around the relationship between local communities and the big energy providers.
An important line of conflict between incumbent and challenger actors in the electricity system relates to the extent to which it will have a decentralized architecture.
