Sentence examples for longstanding conflicts from inspiring English sources

The group also said that Safeway's board had longstanding conflicts of interest that blinded it to company mismanagement.

The dispute is the latest episode in a series of longstanding conflicts involving the treatment of Native American ancestral lands, mining companies and the federal government.

Longstanding conflicts around loyalty, past injuries, or unmet needs often flare up under the pressure, and for families who are already alienated, weddings can be especially explosive or painful.

The first and most intriguing is the Criterion Center in Times Square, the former home of the Roundabout Theater Company, which left in June after longstanding conflicts with the building's owner, Charles B. Moss Jr.

They feel a desire, even a duty, to understand a region where Israel and the United States are enmeshed in longstanding conflicts, and to act as bridges between cultures — explaining the Arab world to Americans, and America (and sometimes Jews) to Arabs.

That system, he said, would do away with relics of the military constitution imposed on the country in the early 1980s, erase the instability of coalition governments, and resolve longstanding conflicts in the authorities granted to the president and prime minister.

But it is a longstanding conflict.

In December, Ms. Parker also resolved a longstanding conflict with a different factory — this one in Southeast Asia.

The two sides' longstanding conflicting views on Kashmir bedeviled their attempts at compromise.

Mr. Jonathan focused on trying to resolve the longstanding conflict in the delta, which has bedeviled the nation for years.

In this paper, we generalise MI to nondeterministic interfaces, for which we properly resolve the longstanding conflict between unspecified inputs being allowed in IA but forbidden in MTS.