Sentence examples for conflict insists from inspiring English sources

Margot Wallström, the UN special representative of the secretary-general for sexual violence in conflict, insists in a statement that the UNHCR extends its services to refugees of both genders.

Rice, whose job is to protect against internecine conflict, insists, "It's actually a very collegial national security team, and it's rare that we even go to the president with some split decisions".

Carter remained mostly neutral during the conflict, insisting that Somalia was violating Ethiopian sovereignty.

Observers of the Middle East conflict insist that the continuation of the plight of the Palestinians and the injustice they are suffering at the hands of the Israeli occupiers is a source of anger and frustration for millions around the world.

Observers of the Middle East conflict insist that the continuation of the plight of the Palestinians and the injustice that they are suffering on the hands of the Israeli occupiers is a source of anger and frustration for millions around the world.

Clearly it is very difficult for the UN to work in a principled manner in a UN member state when that UN member state is one of the parties to the conflict and insists that the actions of the UN are aligned with those of the state.

Suggestions that Young Bosnia was a "pre-WWI al-Qaida" were a result of the 1990s conflict, he insisted.

Cameron, speaking from Brussels, said he welcomed the efforts made to bring an end to the conflict, but insisted that the ceasefire must be "genuine".

They are angered that their blood sacrifice against the Taliban in the northwest, and against nationalists in Baluchistan — a conflict they insist is being primed by Pakistan's archenemy, India — has been overshadowed by human rights concerns.

Speaking on a visit to London, Mr Davutoglu chastised the signatories for not giving "the full picture" of the reality of the Kurdish conflict but insisted that Turkey was a "pluralistic society" where "everyone can say anything".

Mr. Otunnu, whose title is special representative of the secretary general for children and armed conflict, has insisted that his advocates be part of a regular peacekeeping staff with a seat at the table of the leader, civilian or military, of the mission in any country.