Sentence examples for by intercommunal from inspiring English sources

The crisis was compounded by intercommunal clashes in the north and threats of secession in the south.

The senior international administrator in Bosnia, Wolfgang Petritsch, welcomed the party's exclusion of war crimes suspects, but called on the Serbs to cooperate with The Hague and deliver real support for Bosnia's central institutions, which are hobbled by intercommunal feuding.

In this civil war US forces didn't know whether to intervene or stand aside; in the days leading up to 17 October US troops did nothing while the town of Balad was torn apart by an intercommunal bloodbath.

This study was promoted by the Centre Hospitalier Intercommunal de Toulon La Seyne sur Mer.

But today's far more ambiguous political struggle, perhaps no less dangerous, is still ordered by the sentiments that propelled intercommunal killing.

The Burmese government has been quick to deny international media reports of genocide and has described the situation as an intercommunal conflict caused by underdevelopment in the state.

Much of it was exacerbated by electoral politics and existing intercommunal tensions; however, the terrorist activities of the fundamentalist Islamist sect Boko Haram (meaning "Western education is a sin") escalated.

"The current security context in the eastern part of the DRC is marked by a sharp rise in intercommunal violence and the proliferation of new, albeit small, armed groups," she explained.

The conference failed, and within weeks Israel and the occupied territories were consumed by the worst outbreak of intercommunal fighting since the founding of Israel in 1948.Few people are better qualified to explain how it all went so wrong than Dennis Ross (above left) and Yossi Beilin, whose accounts have both just been published.

Their weapons were then turned on the congregation, along with grenades, in the worst of a string of recent attacks in Kenya blamed on Somali Islamists, the Shabab.East Africa's biggest economy is unlikely to witness the intercommunal violence exploited by Nigerian militants.

"The duty of the police and the military was to stop the bloodshed generated by this extremely tragic episode of intercommunal violence, not contribute to it," Corinne Dufka, a senior researcher for Human Rights Watch who visited Jos in the days after the killings, said in a statement.