Sentence examples for conflicts taking place from inspiring English sources
It is perhaps this instinct which lies at the heart of the wider conflicts taking place in contemporary Turkish society.
When they see in the news these conflicts taking place, I hope that people will just think about these things a little more after seeing this film".
Looking Into History In the years before the Internet – and before the advent of other modern technology, like the telephone – how did people become aware of conflicts taking place in other parts of the world?
Though the acquisition of loot was no longer the primary motivation for engaging in warfare, the seizure of the cultural treasures of a conquered nation--whether by individual soldiers looking for trophies or as part of an officially sanctioned plan--remained a common occurrence during conflicts taking place in the 20th century.
Despite the consensus view that the continent has, in the last 20 years, risen brilliantly in terms of G.D.P. growth, explosive gains in elite income, improved infrastructure and better governance, outbreaks of mass violence continue in conflicts taking place at the edges of public consciousness.
The following section will focus on non-international armed conflicts taking place between a state and (one or more) non-state armed group.
MILITARY/VIOLENT ACTION -What wars and other significant armed conflicts took place?
The bicyclists found a mainly sympathetic audience on the streets of the East Village, where intense conflicts took place a decade ago when some gardens were destroyed.
They are simply what should be expected to occur occasionally, given the frequency with which conflicts take place.The results have fascinated mathematicians and military strategists ever since.
The conflicts took place in what was then generally known as Finnmark (including the present Norwegian province of Finnmark and Russia's Kola Peninsula).
In Brazil, the Amazon is the main frontier and most violent conflicts take place in newly deforested areas where communities are first confronted by illegal loggers, closely followed by cattle ranchers and soy bean farmers.
