Sentence examples for any conflagrations from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the Kurds have an obligation to the American people to agree on a fair and equitable arrangement with the Arabs and Turkmen and the Iraqi government and avoid any conflagrations.

Nobody is writing the La Marseillaise for globalization and there aren't any conflagrations that require us to fight together against a common enemy.

It could be a picture of any conflagration.

The Obama administration is keen to avoid any conflagration of the kind in August 2008, when US-Russia tensions were at their worst since the Cold War.

"There was a sense," Mr. Biden said of his meeting with Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, "that it would be able to be handled without any conflagration going beyond Syria, and that it could be localized to Syria, and that transition could take place".

The Administration, to avoid any conflagration with Congress, has put strict limits on the activities of our Persian Gulf forces — allowing them to defend only American-flagged ships, including the eleven Kuwaiti ships that were reflagged with American flags last year amid much controversy here.

Indeed, the purpose of fire resistance is not only to provide sufficient time to evacuate people trapped inside the burning building, but also to reduce the possibility of any conflagration (Eidinger 2004).

In the late 1990s officials of Jordan have expressed concern that any conflagration between Israel and Iraq or Iran would impact its territory.

Any conflagration that reduces student loan availability will also reduce college tuition revenues to dangerous levels, forcing the government to rescue them.

Indeed, any new conflagration between Israel and the Palestinians will impact directly and indirectly not only on their interests, but could also draw them into the conflict which they want to avoid at all costs given their own internal political combustion and uncertainty.

Leaked Israeli intelligence assessments say the territories could explode at any time, in a conflagration that could sweep away Mr Arafat's regime.