Sentence examples for conflict noting from inspiring English sources

Mr Soliman denied that the divisions necessarily prefigured tribal conflict, noting that members of Kiir's Dinka tribe were among the dissenters from his style of government.

For now, Sky and ESPN play down talk of conflict, noting that the companies have already reached an agreement to show the ESPN games via Sky's satellite system.

He recited a litany of updated statistics on the conflict, noting that the number of refugees in neighboring countries now exceeded 220,000, fewer than half of Syria's hospitals are functional and food prices have tripled in some areas.

Saudi Arabia voiced its qualified support today for the Bush administration's initiative toward ending the Arab-Israeli conflict, noting that the plan left many crucial questions hanging, including how to end the present violence.

In a press conference on 16 January 2013 shortly after being notified he would receive the medal, Romesha played down his actions in the conflict, noting many other veterans who had received more serious injuries in the battle.

But he acknowledged British concerns over the delicacy of intervention in the multi-dimensional Syrian conflict, noting that the situation in the country was more complicated because of the "brutal dictator" Bashar al-Assad.

The world body has moved to establish a war crimes tribunal to try those responsible for atrocities in a conflict noted for horrific treatment of civilians, particularly children.

But he couldn't talk about the roots of the conflict, notes The Times' Cathleen Decker in her analysis this morning.

Look at the situation in Lebanon, it's an internal conflict," noted Mansour on how politicians and warring factions manipulate the media to their own ends and how the media, in turn, oblige.

The conflict noted by Cetta et al. is apparent because, as demonstrated by the success of genome-wide association studies, the need of reaching a proper statistical power is as important as studying a genetic polymorphism in a specific pathway.

An increasing number of countries have abolished voluntary recruitment for persons below the age of 18 year for use in armed conflict, noted Ms. Yanghee Lee, Chair of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, the body that monitors implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and its Protocols.