Sentence examples for conflict moves from inspiring English sources
"As the conflict moves into its final stages there are many Libyans in need of urgent humanitarian help," he said.
In "I Live in Fear" (1955, 105 minutes), an aging foundry owner (Mifune) terrified of nuclear conflict, moves to Brazil.
The pain of this conflict moves the individual toward resolving it.
Another is when the conflict moves: there are areas around the frontline which the government does not recognize as territories not under its control and does not include them in the official decree stating the origin towns where IDPs come from, so people running from these areas can't receive the status and benefits.
GENEVA, 23 October 2009 – As conflict moves to the tribal area of South Waziristan, UNICEF and partners are working to ensure that displaced children from the troubled region receive the support and protection they need.
A recent structural equation modelling study showed that inhibition contributed more than working memory (information updating and monitoring) to explain the performance observed in the TOH task [ 55], for example overcoming the tendency not to use "conflict moves" such as blocking the goal peg with a disk that must later be cleared [ 54].
In general, do you foresee regions of historical conflict moving more toward or away from peace as we continue into the 21st century?
The conflict moved from words to blows, several heads were broken, and there was a challenge between 'two persons of distinction'.
The Algerian authorities seem to be unaware of the scale of the danger at our doors and the risk of seeing the conflict move here".
BANGKOK — Thailand's conflict moved from the streets of Bangkok to the chamber of Parliament this week, as angry and irreconcilable as ever, with members from both sides trading accusations late into the night.
But what worried him most was whether Mexico's new president, Vicente Fox, would respond fully to a list of rebel demands and keep the stalemated Zapatista conflict moving toward a resolution.
