Sentence examples for conflicts attributed from inspiring English sources

Last year at least 310 people were killed and more than 220,000 fled their homes as a result of inter-communal conflicts attributed to competition over land and water resources, cattle rustling, and struggles over political representation, according to the United Nations.

Few studies have focused on assessing the resolution of ethical conflicts attributed to HCEC services.

The most we might encounter, the guidebooks and the friends suggested, was an archaeological mishmash, a jumble of confusing remnants that might possibly have had something to do with the Trojan conflict attributed to Homer.

Things changed around the year 2000, when Kaduna was hit, for the first time, by religious conflict attributed to the introduction of Islamic law in the state.

Tensions are still high in their communities; in some parts of Sierra Leone communities are in conflict, attributing blame to people who "brought" Ebola to their areas.

Future studies should try to differentiate between conflict affected and peaceful areas and look at the conflict attributes that generate positive and negative consequences for the health services.

We find that two species create most of the conflict, and attribute the conflict found in Polygonia satyrus to ancient hybridization and conflict found in Polygonia oreas to recent or ongoing hybridization.

Although most atrocities of the Kosovo conflict are attributed to Serbian paramilitary groups and special forces, soldiers have also been accused of killing and expelling civilians.

Finally, optimization deals with the maximization or minimization of conflicting attributes evaluated with these metrics, which are assigned to different weights in order to consider stakeholders' preferences, while still meeting configuration rules and resource restrictions.

Several potential conflicting attributes had to be accommodated in the design of such an infrastructure.

America's patent internal conflicts are readily attributed to race, gender, immigration and the clash of generations; but they are not, and never have been, ascribed to class.Geopolitics has crimped the left, too.