Sentence examples for cross-border conflicts from inspiring English sources

Local cross-border conflicts are common.

Failure to find political solutions will lock north and south into an endless series of destabilising cross-border conflicts.

Current areas of emphasis include ethnic and cross-border conflicts, human rights issues, climate change and food and energy resources, she said.

In order for antagonistic and neighbouring states to minimize or reduce the risk of cross-border conflicts and wars, effective mechanisms of the settlement of boundary and territorial disputes are needed.

A "perfect storm" of food shortages, scarce water and insufficient energy resources threaten to unleash public unrest, cross-border conflicts and mass migration as people flee from the worst-affected regions, the UK government's chief scientist will warn tomorrow.

Extremists may believe in a monumental battle between the Christian West and Islam, but the reality is the cross-border conflicts in this world are predominantly clashes of interests, not of ideologies.

Prolonged cross-border conflict would only add to Iraq's chaos.

But while tensions on the peninsula have eased in recent days, the DMZ is a reminder of how terrifying a cross-border conflict would be.

It was a clear Hezbollah victory, yet it was also seen in Lebanon as a deal to reduce the chances of a fresh cross-border conflict, analysts said.

Fajr, Arabic for dawn, is a reference to the long-range rockets that Hamas has fired into Israel; Sijil, which means stones of clay, is the name Hamas gave to the cross-border conflict with Israel.

But the tone, far more fundamentalist than funereal, was also a potent sign of the culture of martyrdom that pervades this place, and the numbness that many here have developed to death and destruction after years of cross-border conflict.