Since issues pertaining to children and support tend to be the most litigated and re-litigated matters, as the level of conflict dwindles, so does the need for court involvement in family law related cases.
Military types fear global conflict for dwindling resources in the event of catastrophic global warming.
In October, a Pentagon report warned that climate change was a national security issue, one that can accelerate or magnify crises by creating food and water shortages, waves of refugees or conflict over dwindling natural resources.
Most of the 280+ transboundary river basins across the globe are under managed, with limited or no cross-border agreements and weak institutional capacity, creating the conditions for future conflicts over dwindling resources and growing demands on those resources.
OO How Climate Change In Central Asia Threatens To Spark Regional Conflict - Competition for dwindling mountain water supplies in Central Asia could erupt into regional conflict, Chinese researchers warn.
She has sidestepped diplomatic land mines, earning credit as a leader in winning situations — such as the Libya uprising that, with U.S. help, toppled Moammar Gaddafi — without being bogged down by losing ones, such as the protracted Israeli-Palestinian conflict or the dwindling U.S. war in Afghanistan.
After years of conflict, supplies are dwindling.
According to Marty Appel, the Yankees' public relations director from 1973 to 1977 and author of the forthcoming "Pinstripe Empire," the demise of the series essentially had to do with scheduling conflicts and a dwindling lack of interest.
The bane of Africa is war, but the number of conflicts tearing apart the continent has dwindled.
After the end of the conflict in 2002, the number of troops dwindled; legislation making military service compulsory was enacted in 1997.
