Sentence examples for specific conflicts from inspiring English sources

American military law recognizes conscientious objection to war in general only and not to specific conflicts, said Eugene Fidell, a founder of the National Institute of Military Justice.

He said Mr. Obama was right to work on first creating a relationship and a tone, and dealing with specific conflicts later.

The idea that "ad hoc" tribunals such as the ICTY or the international criminal tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) – which hand down justice relating to specific conflicts –will eventually be replaced by a universal court, the ICC, is broadly accepted.

He said ground crews might rapidly reconfigure its payload -- either optical or radar -- and have it shot into space on short notice for battlefield surveillance, letting the sensors zoom in on specific conflicts beyond the reach of the nation's fleet of regular spy satellites.

Research by psychiatrist Franz Alexander and his colleagues at the Chicago Institute of Psychoanalysis in the 1950s and 1960s suggested that specific personality traits and specific conflicts may create particular psychosomatic illnesses, but it is generally believed that the form a disorder takes is due to individual vulnerabilities.

If we compare across the following stanzas, we can see that all reconstruction systems show specific conflicts regarding the principle of vowel purity, including the traditional classification upon which Ho (2016) bases his criticism.

As Setlak explains, they didn't want their game perceived to be about one specific conflict.

Edward Bickham said the fact that the standard is trying to address something very specific – conflict – means it is more likely to succeed.

"There would be a political sanction," he said, adding that the Parliament could always pass a new bill to address any specific conflict.

The specific conflict arose, the court said, when Mr. Worth based his defense of Mr. Schwarz on the contention that Officer Volpe acted alone.

Fikret Atay's video "Batman vs. Batman" is about a very specific conflict, though one that could not be described as dire.