Meanings of clash repeatedly in English

Google has clashed repeatedly with Beijing over censorship and alleged hacking.

But Britain and the rest of the European Union have clashed repeatedly over banking issues.

Russia has clashed repeatedly with Ukraine's pro-Western leaders over their ambition to join the NATO alliance.

Uribe, a conservative who has clashed repeatedly with Chavez, denied military operations had prevented the handover.

The two companies have clashed repeatedly over patents.

US Republicans Michele Bachmann and Tim Pawlenty clashed repeatedly over their records during a presidential debate yesterday.

On Tuesday, U.S. President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney clashed repeatedly on jobs and energy.

Livingstone clashed repeatedly with the local Boers, especially when he supported a local native revolt against their rule.

They have since been trying to extend their reach to nearby Abyan and Shabwa, clashing repeatedly with government forces.

Nevertheless, the choice of Mr Gates strengthens the hand of Condoleezza Rice, who has clashed repeatedly with the Pentagon.

Senior figures from both parties clashed repeatedly on the questions of taxes, national debt reduction and "stealth charges".

Far-right protesters and anti-racism demonstrators clashed repeatedly in London over the weekend with police trying to keep the two sides apart.

Remember Greece's leather-clad, motorcycle-riding finance minister who clashed repeatedly with his hardline German counterpart during the standoff over a third bailout?

A militarised police presence comprising officers from several forces clashed repeatedly with protesters, firing tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets.

He had not disliked Cairne, although the two had clashed repeatedly over their beliefs in what was best for the Horde.

Russia and Ukraine have clashed repeatedly on a range of other issues, particularly the ambition of Ukraine's pro-Western leaders to join NATO.