BEIJING, June 11 (AP) — China's sales of military vehicles and weapons to Sudan, Nepal and Myanmar have aggravated conflicts and abetted violence and repressive governments, Amnesty International said in a report released Sunday.
Furthermore, the widespread use of informal payments within the Greek NHS [ 23], the growing imbalance between the Greek public and private health sector [ 25] as well as the perceived inefficiency and inequity of Greek health care [ 18, 20, 24, 25] result in increased patient dissatisfaction which may aggravate conflicts between patients and residents.
In May, US president Barack Obama said climate-driven drought had aggravated conflict and terror in Nigeria and Syria.
The epic struggle has led to a military coup in Egypt that removed from office the country's first and only democratically elected president, sparked devastating civil wars in Libya and Syria, aggravated conflict in Iraq, and prompted an ill-fated Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen that brought the country to the edge of the abyss.
Some managers were seen to have mistreated staff, shown unreasonable behaviour, discriminated, suddenly changed style, failed to understand and support the staff, violated staff rights, aggravated conflict intensity, discouraged teamwork and ignored nurses' problems.
The best response to recent events is to end the war and proceed towards disarmament, instead of aggravating the conflict.
Clinton, he suspected, had wanted to assassinate him, and was instrumental in aggravating his conflict with Sweden.
Aggravating the conflict is a cultural clash between Silicon Valley, with its devotion to libertarianism and self-knowledge, and a ponderous old-school bureaucracy.
Despite his success, Lu Xun continued to struggle with his increasingly pessimistic view of Chinese society, which was aggravated by conflicts in his personal and professional life.
If it does not, the world's most respected climate science body the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has said every region of the world will be affected by destructive weather, aggravated resource conflicts and displaced populations.
The Bolivian Mountain Institute, an NGO, reckons that glacial melting threatens water supplies to La Paz and its satellite city, El Alto, and will aggravate existing conflicts between farmers and miners over use of the water from the marshes of the Altiplano, the high intermontane plain.
