Sentence examples for conflict establishing from inspiring English sources
It would be a disaster if the current situation – self-declared "people's republics" based around the cities of Donetsk and Luhansk – were allowed to ossify into a "frozen conflict", establishing de facto a separate rebel-run state and partitioning Ukraine, perhaps for ever.
The United Nations Security Council became directly involved in the conflict, establishing a Good Offices Committee to sponsor further negotiations, making the Dutch diplomatic position particularly difficult.
Therefore, although highly difficult during times of conflict, establishing and maintaining the networks necessary for community support of an effective medical programme is important.
No one expected immediate results from the overnight decision, considering the patterns of conflict established over many weeks.
There are also questions about whether the arguments from conflict establish exactly three parts of the soul.
They moved as a group to a specific area to avoid conflict, established a regular life with a particular native culture.
§ The Optional Protocol on the involvement of children in armed conflict establishes 18 as the minimum age for compulsory recruitment and requires States to do everything they can to prevent individuals under the age of 18 from taking a direct part in hostilities.
The panel should consider creating a research center devoted to gathering and analyzing the valuable lessons that interrogators have learned in the course of our current conflicts, establishing a clear and stringent standard of conduct and ethics and building a cadre of skilled interrogators.
At the same time, Mr. Maron knows when to towel-snap verbally, generating conflict and establishing intimacy.
"MSF cannot rely solely on internal investigations by one or another party to the conflict in establishing the events … involving our medical facilities," the medical aid organisation said on Monday.
"There is no other solution to the conflict than establishing two states – one Israeli and the other Palestinian – living side by side in peace and safety with Jerusalem as a shared capital.
