Sentence examples for regional clash from inspiring English sources

"As for whether this will lead to a major regional clash, I do not know.

The recollections of the Warhol superstar Holly Woodlawn offer a piquant glimpse at a regional clash of countercultures.

Mr. Domenici and other lawmakers said the stalemate was an example of the difficulties in drafting energy policy, an area where regional clashes dominate and efforts to help one sector often end up drawing opposition from another.

But China's fears of a North Korean collapse run deeper, leaving it unwilling to press the regime too hard.The election of a Japanese government willing to invest more in defence fulfils a long-standing American wish, but sparks new worries that islets and scraps of territory could incite regional clashes.

Before both the Scarlets versus Ospreys game and the Dragons against Blues clash, regional fans staged organised protests against the WRU in the power struggle affecting the sport.

Between 3 4 April, South Vietnamese Regional Force units clashed several times with the Viet Cong, resulting in more than twenty Viet Cong fatalities.

Few expect Mr. Putin to start a costly and even dangerous political clash with regional leaders any time soon.

John C. Rother, policy director of AARP, the advocacy group for older Americans, said the debate over regional boundaries highlighted "a clash between economic theory and the tradition of state-based insurance".

Occasionally, due to a clash with regional programming, it has aired at different times on BBC One Scotland; series two was delayed for sometimes over a week while series three began a half hour earlier.

The head of its regional government, Hernán Fuentes, clashes regularly with Peru's president, Alan García.

Though Nato allies, the two countries are also long-time regional foes that have clashed over Cyprus and come close to war on numerous occasions.