Sentence examples for contributing to conflicts from inspiring English sources
Political boundaries drawn by the British did not always reflect homogeneous ethnicities or religions, contributing to conflicts in formerly colonised areas.
We have therefore investigated factors contributing to conflicts between healthcare professionals and family members from ethnic minority groups in critical medical situations in hospital.
In this study, we therefore aim to investigate 'the factors contributing to conflicts between healthcare professionals and families from ethnic minority groups in a multi-ethnic ICU'.
[Conversation between doctor Robberechts and son of patient, Field note, Quintus] This ethnographic study investigates factors contributing to conflicts between healthcare professionals and family members from ethnic minority groups in an intensive care setting in Belgium.
However, in Ohio (where else?), early voting is contributing to conflict and confusion.
And instead of contributing to stability, in many cases aid is contributing to conflict and instability.
Speaking to VICE News at the Manila protest, Vennel Chenfoo, chair of the Panalipdan Youth Mindanao Organization, accused mining companies including SMI, Xtrata and TVI of contributing to conflict in the region.
When Section 1502 of the Dodd-Frank Act was passed it was not possible for companies sourcing minerals from the eastern DRC to determine whether those minerals were or weren't contributing to conflict.
While commodities, such as oil, may act as a central component to contributing to conflict in the first place, shifts in the price of that commodity typically do not correlate with an increase or decrease in violence within the state.
Climate change has already contributed to conflicts in regions like Darfur; it has already affected United States military operations; and it will increasingly affect American military planning for contingencies around the world.
In addition, commercialised livestock raiding in which wealthy businessmen, politicians, traders and local people pursue economic objectives has interfered with pastoral livelihoods and contributed to conflicts among pastoral communities (Kaimba et al. 2011; Eaton 2010; Mkutu 2010).
