Sentence examples for conflict systematically from inspiring English sources

This paper explored how humanitarian discourses about sexual violence in armed conflict systematically simplify sexual violence and strip it of its inherent complexities embedded within socio-cultural, economic, and political realities that inform the inequality underlying sexual violence.

Protracted conflicts systematically erode such inherent community capacities and challenges meaningful recovery.

Such a strategy should bring together all the internal parties – not just the Taliban – to a decades-old conflict, and systematically engage Afghanistan's neighbours in gradually stabilising the country, from which the whole of south-west Asia would benefit.

First, we identified countries/territories in which armed conflicts were systematically recorded between 2001 and 2009 (the latest year for which data was available at the time of the search. Data was obtained from the International Peace Research Institute (the Uppsala Conflict Data Program) [ 15- 23] and the Heidelberg Institute for International Conflict Research [ 24- 27].

Reporters thrive on opposition and conflict, but Bloomberg systematically squelches opposition, and although he can be a profane and antagonistic negotiator, he chooses not to dwell publicly on most conflicts.

As world leaders prepared to meet for the UN summit on refugees and migration, we also heard from the charity War Child that children displaced by conflict are being "systematically denied" fundamental rights such as access to education or protection from forced marriage.

Throughout this summer of madness, as the UN report graphically shows,the rules of war which forbid the use and abuse of children in armed conflict have been systematically ignored.

All available evidence for the impact of platforms of health service delivery in conflict areas was systematically analysed.

Difficulties arise in choosing a control group, as populations affected by conflict may be systematically different from a population that is not affected by conflict, for reasons such as ethnicity, political representation and geographic location, among others.

This paper proposes a scientific guide for the system design, based on which the reed valve system was optimized, in which the reed, the plate, the orifice and valve stop were analyzed systematically, design conflict of valve lift and valve life were indentified in the early design stage.

McNeese-Smith [ 44], also included in Wong and Cummings' [ 9] literature review, interviewed 30 nurses working in a Los Angeles hospital and found that when staff nurses perceived their superiors to employ the typical relationship-oriented behaviours of support and conflict solving, the nurses systematically reported higher levels of productivity.