Sentence examples for public collision from inspiring English sources

So far, Mr. Obama has chosen not to have a public collision with China.

But he endeavored to avoid a public collision with the authorities that might have forced him into exile or even doomed him to a prison camp.

The proposal for a longer regular season will produce -- or should produce -- a significant public collision between the N.F.L. and the players association.

Protecting the City's independence has repeatedly put the chancellor, George Osborne, on a public collision course with his eurozone colleagues in recent years, most notably over the cap on bankers' bonuses, which was imposed against Britain's will.

Israel has vowed not to let the flotilla reach the shores of Gaza, where the Islamic militant group Hamas holds sway, putting the activists and the Israelis on a public relations collision course.

Royal bedrooms and bathing quarters were places to conduct business, both private and public, and the collisions and conjunctions of these two spheres form the basis of Fraser's tale of kingly exuberance.

Pedestrian falls (PFs) – falls in public spaces without collisions with other road users – are a significant cause of serious transport-related injuries, amounting to three-quarters of all pedestrians admitted to hospital.

Members of the crew gave their first public account of the collision at a news conference at Hickam Air Force Base in Honolulu.

Your private and public selves are in collision; you want to keep it together at work, but it's hard to focus.

Or as James Comey, director of the FBI, told Congress in March, the case is about "this collision between public safety and privacy".

The autopilot mode of the Tesla Model S, involved in a fatal collision made public last week, draws on a number of sensors including cameras, ultrasound and radar.