Sentence examples for consequences of conflicts from inspiring English sources
Steve Killelea, the founder and executive chairman of the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) thinktank, which produces the index, said the consequences of conflicts in Middle Eastern and north African countries are being felt well beyond their borders.
With today's advanced military technology and the continued ability of business and political elites to filter what information is made public, there exists a great barrier to many citizens being fully aware of the realities and consequences of conflicts in which their country is engaged.
In fact, it appears in our case that consequences of conflicts of interests in science go beyond divergence in scientific interpretations and also rely on unscientific practices: confidentiality and censorship.
* not practised in Sierra Leone during study period It is well known that the direct and indirect consequences of conflicts amplify health risks due to communicable diseases [ 9].
17 19 One exception is a large mixed methods study by Tompsett et al 20 which aimed to explore the nature and consequences of conflicts of interests for English GPs in safeguarding children, though the scope of the findings were much broader than its original aim suggests.
Mary Creagh, Labour's shadow development secretary, said the report was further proof of the government's failure to address the humanitarian and development consequences of conflict.
"They identify young people in the community who might be vulnerable to militants and they organise study circles to discuss the causes and consequences of conflict and the history of Talibanisation.
It cannot be conducted in a vacuum and though we should aim to protect innocent people from the direct consequences of conflict by seeking alternatives to war, when it does inevitably occur, we cannot – and should not – be fully inoculated from the ethical consequences.
We should remember that the very idea of the EU was to solidify the peaceful union of different states, which had been at war for several centuries and ruined by the tragic consequences of conflict in the first half of the 20th century.
