Sentence examples for disputed resources from inspiring English sources

Oba and Kotile (2001) further argued that ethnic conflicts over disputed resources and displacement of pastoralists from their traditional grazing lands might intensify the process of rangeland deterioration due to increased grazing pressure on the remaining portion of rangeland resources.

Given the importance of energy to both sides, they need to agree to guidelines or working arrangements that allow them to share disputed resources, if they are to avoid a direct confrontation.

What's in store for the hotly disputed, resource-rich South China Sea, where Beijing has taken a military and technological lead since 2010?

Receiving support can change the power balance and allowing a subordinate opponent to access the disputed resource afterwards [47], [48].

More generally, picking up and carrying a competitor away from the disputed resource appears to be such an efficient interference strategy that it is tempting to speculate that similar behaviors may have emerged in other ecological systems involving at least one flying competitor.

Chances are that the local authority won't have any interest in keeping a disputed, resource consuming territory that is otherwise economically/politically unproductive.

The central problem in California now is that the costs paid by employers are the highest in the country, while the benefits received by workers are about average -- in part because many cases are disputed, which wastes resources.

America's Mortgage Resource disputed the audit's findings and argued that any missteps by the firm or its official were unintentional, its filings show.

Israeli officials said that international law allowed for such exploration, but not for exploitation of resources from disputed areas.

A series of hearings considered evidence about the pair's extravagant international lifestyle, disputed allegations that company resources were diverted for Mr Chevalier's use, and claims - firmly denied - that Lord Browne attempted to evade tax payments.

But Iraq's leaders have not answered deeper questions of how to share power, deliver services and divide control of disputed territories and oil resources, leaving plenty of room for insurgents to attempt to exploit a persistent sense of instability and dissatisfaction with the government.