Sentence examples for conflicts down from inspiring English sources

In 2003, governments fought 29 armed conflicts, down from over 50 in 1992, according to the Human Security Report which draws on research by Sweden's Uppsala University and the International Peace Research Institute in Oslo.

Cruyff's style, his belief that the coach, or creator of an ethos, must have influence from the first team to the 8-year-old recruits has caused some conflicts down the years.

That could potentially lead to conflicts down the line.

Zhao, who holds 12 shares of the company's common stock, also noted Musk's positions at SolarCity and SpaceX, and how Musk's involvement could lead to conflicts down the road.

In the face of so many simultaneous conflicts, Downing Street ground to a halt.

Keeping the temperature of the conflict down might be rational.

Their opponents say that boiling the conflict down to ethnic cleansing ignores the fact that it was a guerrilla war, and plays down the cold-war context of the 1980s, when the United States backed right-wing militias against communist insurgents.

The number of major African conflicts is down from 12 in the mid-1990s to four today.

As Rumsfeld speaks, Morris makes lyrical use of stock footage and photographs of the Vietnam and Iraq conflicts, slowing down shots of helicopters and troop movements until memory, for us, is overtaken by sadness.

Industry ties and real or perceived conflicts extend down into all levels of the federal judiciary, including the district courts and the courts of appeals.

"The conflict came down to differing styles.