Yet, the defeat of old-style colonialism and the establishment of independent states often did not necessarily mean a return to peaceful conditions (Castles et al. 2014, De Haas, & Miller, 2014).
It is a matter of conjecture whether the market as a whole is likely to shrink if more peaceful conditions in the Middle East, or a change in political status, result in a large withdrawal of British forces, including police and civilian residents, and a consequent reduction of incomes provided from abroad, though more peaceful conditions would on the other hand induce a fuller flow of tourists.
Peaceful conditions were restored after a massive reconstruction program was begun in 1972.
Under the regime of the Tokugawa shogunate (1603 1867), peaceful conditions fostered nationwide pilgrimages on a scale unknown in the preceding periods, and temple and shrine towns such as Kyōto and Nara flourished.
"The athletes have a right to have the Paralympic Games under peaceful conditions," he said.
In addition to its reliance on a priori reasoning, Kant's work is noteworthy for its emphasis on world peace and its detailed description of the domestic and international institutions needed for peaceful conditions.
Peaceful conditions returned, but in 268 269 the Marmaridae, inhabiting the coast between Cyrenaica and Egypt, caused trouble.
But at least UNTAET is now able to operate in mostly peaceful conditions.
This underlines the fact that the two are aware of where the future lies: closer economic integration, which is possible only under peaceful conditions.
The republican customs dues continued; but the rates were low enough not to hamper trade, which, in the peaceful conditions created by Augustus, flourished in wholly unprecedented fashion.
During one visit to a camp in the desert of eastern Chad, the refugees began stoning Sudanese officials who spoke about the peaceful conditions back home, aid workers said.
