By incorporating a disenfranchised and hostile population into our country, we are creating the basis for permanent and insoluble communal conflict of the sort that is destroying Lebanon, Cyprus and Yugoslavia.

Miyazaki did not want to create an accurate history of Medieval Japan, and wanted to "portray the very beginnings of the seemingly insoluble conflict between the natural world and modern industrial civilization."

Just the presence of General Mikhailov, a senior official of the former K.G.B., shows how nervous Moscow has become about such seemingly insoluble conflicts in the war.

The insistence upon the individual as the final value, the emphasis upon the transcendental importance of each man's soul, creates an insoluble conflict with any sort of absolutism.

Cyprus, an angry battleground between Greece and Turkey, has long been relegated to Washington's neglected roster of seemingly insoluble regional conflicts.

Their colonizers' divide-and-rule policies left seemingly insoluble conflict between the agrarian Hutu, who make up about 85 percent of each country, and the Tutsi, who predominate in business, government and the military.

Never before has Man lived projected so near to the very brink of the insoluble conflict between the subjective will of his moral self and the objective passivity of its ethical realisation.

The report finds no inherent, insoluble conflict between teaching students about the experiences that unite America and impressing upon them the extraordinary diversity of the American people.

The entire world had, in fact, been created with just this insoluble conflict in mind: a vehicle for the fantasy heroics of a frightened, bewildered old man.

The years of chaos soon turn support from the rest of the world for any transitional government into interference in insoluble armed domestic conflicts.