Sentence examples for popular conflict from inspiring English sources

The Civil War is the most popular conflict.

(A limited edition, it differs from other forms of the popular conflict franchise in that it's over in 20 minutes).

Whatever popular conflict there was with the regimes the kind of conflict that could and would actually undermine and overthrow them it was not over Israel, because almost all of the regimes had no contact with Israel and hewed closely to the generalized Arab line against it, that even Mubarak and his regime also embraced.

Mediation is a popular conflict resolution process used widely across professional organizations.

'Our meeting today reaffirmed our determination to continue to work together with the Iraqi people and our international partners in pursuit of stability, security and democracy in Iraq.' The statement followed Bush's attempts to draw parallels between Iraq and more popular conflicts.

The most popular approach, conflict resolution, first emerged in the 1970's and is now offered in 15 to 20percentt of public schools nationwide.

It is perhaps an index of Mr. Sharon's political skill that he remains politically popular despite conflicting suspicions on the right and the left over what he stands for.

Generally, there seems to be two popular, yet conflicting safe sleep messages: one that recommends breastfeeding while bed-sharing (McKenna and Gettler 2016) and the other that recommends breastfeeding while room-sharing (Moon and Task Force On Sudden Infant Death 2016).

War, in the popular sense, a conflict among political groups involving hostilities of considerable duration and magnitude.

In 1909 he became governor of New South Wales, where he was active and popular despite political conflict and labour unrest.

A popular topic is conflict management, an area that has extensive research behind it thanks to de Waal.