Sentence examples for power clashing from inspiring English sources
We also love how her animal print shoes are a subtle attempt at power clashing.
Between the expert power clashing on her dress (which has become somewhat of a Kruger signature) to her strappy heels and tousled waves, this outfit reads fashion-forward without looking like she is trying too hard.
In effect, his mighty lust for power clashed with his mighty artistic inclinations and abilities.
Efforts by the palatine, Sieciech, to maintain centralized power clashed with the ambitions of the rising magnate class.
Other documents provide a window into power clashes over the Vatican bank's troubled efforts to meet international transparency standards.
Though he did inspire protests outside the United Nations and his Midtown Manhattan hotel, his power clashes at home with Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, have cast some doubt over the extent of his authority.
The army has vowed that it will fight to the last man to keep Aceh within Indonesia and never withdraw.In this section Power clash Pausing for peace in Aceh Hacked off in the Philippines It is not just money A chance missed The Tamil Tigers close in China's holiday economics ReprintsThe top brass, though, are nervous.
Sri Lanka, the government has declared, is now on a "war footing .In this section China's holiday economics Power clash Pausing for peace in Aceh Hacked off in the Philippines It is not just money A chance missed The Tamil Tigers close in ReprintsFighting resumed after Sri Lanka's president, Chandrika Kumaratunga, rejected an offer by the Tigers of a ceasefire leading to negotiations.
Nor should it be a surprise that when the titans of law and power clash, only sometimes does law win.
But with no agreement on the scope of the problem, those contesting for political power clash over what to do about it.
Medical specialties definition and boundaries is a turf of professional power clashes, so the process of defining core-trunk specialties has had a long and complex gestation period [ 13].
