Sentence examples similar to rejected conflict from inspiring English sources

But the Labor Department inspector general has rejected conflict-of-interest complaints.

And while their music often plays with violent imagery, plenty of grime MCs have, at some point, appealed to fans to reject conflict and instead work positively for their communities.

South Africa, with the backing of dozens of nations, won approval in the United Nations General Assembly for an international certification system for diamonds that will help buyers of rough stones try to sort out the gems from legitimate mining operations and reject "conflict diamonds" -- those smuggled to raise money for rebel armies.

Hedgehogs have one big idea and apply it to everything, express their ideas with absolute certitude and confidence, and reject conflicting views.

In terms of algorithmic development, ESPRIT currently rejects conflicting candidate predictions.

The United States is also blamed here for helping distort the more modern version of these polities, by failing to end the Arab-Israeli conflict, rejecting engagement with Islamist movements and helping prop up governments like Egypt's and Saudi Arabia's that seem incapable of reforming themselves.

He was part of a radical art movement that rejected the conflict and the European civilisation reponsible for it.

Shakespeare avoided contentious political and religious issues to dubiously illustrate Tudor England as having rejected medieval conflict and entered an era of harmony and prosperity.

Women's voices are a critical part of coming to terms with the past by investing in a shared future that rejects conflict and promotes dignity.

Replying to Conyers, Selig rejected the conflict-of-interest charge and the suggestion that the Brewers would benefit financially from the Twins' demise.

It is possible to stage a spectacle without conflict -- see "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" -- but it's hard to reject both conflict and uncertainty.