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The Palestinian Authority has "failed to investigate, arrest and prosecute persons believed to responsible for these attacks," contributing to "a climate of impunity" surrounding the violence, the report says.

Drawing on her appeal as a young, non-traditional Republican governor from the south – Haley is South Carolina's first female Indian-American chief executive – Haley also called out Republicans for contributing to a climate of inaction in the nation's capital.

"These executions, combined with the harsh sentences handed down last week to a number of recently arrested dissidents, is contributing to a climate of repression that hasn't existed in Cuba since the 1960's," Mr. Goering said.

Last year, a London think-tank warned war games conducted by Russia and Nato in Europe were making conflict more likely, by "contributing to a climate of mistrust" and leading to "dangerous close encounters" between Russian and Nato forces.

The restrictions were contributing to a "climate of discriminatory and retaliatory practices", HRW warned.

Saira Grant, legal and policy director for Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (JCWI) says that the tone of public discussion about immigration is "contributing to a climate of hostility and fear".

The constant turmoil has estranged many former Aristide allies and contributed to a climate of violence.

The incidents contributed to a climate of mounting concern in Germany over anti-Semitic and anti-immigrant violence by rightists.

Over the years, this has contributed to a climate of negligence where corruption is concerned, these analysts said.

Ms. Merkel acknowledged that the recent violence in Germany — including a shooting rampage on Friday in Munich, the capital of Bavaria — had contributed to a climate of fear.

Palin attempted to portray the rhetoric for which she has been criticised, which critics say has contributed to a climate of aggression, as everyday political discourse.