Sentence examples for this would conflict from inspiring English sources

This would conflict, they say, with the planned carbon price, which will ramp up to $50 a tonne by 2022.

Bonneville countered that this would conflict with its obligation to repay loans from the federal government and to provide power cheaply.

For a long time he approved of racial segregation, though later he seems to have come to understand that this would conflict with his stylish image.

I decided this would conflict with my aims and anyway, emotional conflict is inherent to child protection; artificial hyperbole could only cheapen.There were a number of technical aspects I needed to learn, like "show, don't tell, (avoid unnecessary static exposition by characters) and the importance of subtext (demonstrate the meaning underlying the dialogue).

Second, the power possessed by the human being cannot be causally related to the object of power because this would conflict with the pervasiveness of divine power.

The Commission said that it would not seek to force Eurotunnel to sell off its ferries, as this would conflict with a separate ruling from the French commercial court that had blocked any such sale until 2017.

None of these would conflict with this type of activity.

However, the central government feared that this arrangement would conflict with a hunting block whose revenues they control.

Kant affirms that I have no inner intuition of the subject (e.g. B157), and this claim would conflict with the subject's being a collection of representations, since he holds that I can intuit my representations by inner sense (e.g. A33/B49).

It's unclear how this bill would conflict with Oklahoma's existing science education standards, which include lessons on both evolution and climate change.

This option would conflict with Principles 5 and 6, the dead donor rules.