Sentence examples for push the conflict from inspiring English sources

Neither the KMT nor the CCP was willing to push the conflict to open civil war in 1941.

An American congressman, Joseph Pitts, who has long argued for one, says that "having [Mr Bolton] in the UN could push the conflict in the right direction".

A buffer zone, protected by American airpower and an international coalition, would endow the rebels with a staging ground from which to launch operations against Mr. Assad and it would also help Turkey push the conflict back into Syria by transferring rebels and their headquarters into the buffer zones on Syrian territory rather than offering sanctuary to militants on Turkish soil.

But on January 5th both sides pushed the conflict over a new red line.

But it is the book's lengthy passages about Iraq, coming at a time when the end of America's combat role there has pushed the conflict back into the forefront of American consciousness, that strike the most emotional chords.

It was not immediately clear what pushed the conflict between the two roommates, who both arrived at the nursing home in July, into violence at a time when most residents would be asleep.

According to the latest United Nations stats, the uptick in violence has killed 262 in nine days alone, pushing the conflict's overall death toll above 5,000.

The decree issued by Mahmoud Abbass, the president of the Palestinian Authority, has pushed the conflict between PLO's main faction, Fateh, and the Islamic Hamas movement to yet another stage.

KIEV/MOSCOW, April 12 (Reuters) - Armed separatists took control of a city in eastern Ukraine on Saturday and Kiev prepared troops to tackle what it called an "act of aggression by Russia", pushing the conflict between the neighbours into a dangerous new phase.

One good way to raise the stakes in the second act is to reveal an important piece of background information close to the act's climax.[17] This revelation should instill doubt in the protagonist's mind before he or she finds the strength to push through the conflict toward resolution.

That last one is perhaps the most worrying, as the Syrian government claimed the air strikes were a declaration of war, potentially – as many analysts have warned of – pushing the civil conflict in Syria out into neighbouring countries.  .