Sentence examples for emerging conflicts from inspiring English sources

One can anticipate the emerging conflicts over water with the local population when the drillers turn up in force.

He may well be right and, if so, top-notch columnists like Mr. Friedman are needed more than ever to understand the emerging conflicts and dangers that will help define this new and unsettling stage of world history.

Operation Crew Cut melds intelligence gathered by officers on the street with online postings, allowing the department to track emerging conflicts in a neighborhood before they erupt into violence and, when shootings do occur, to build conspiracy cases against those responsible.

On the other hand, the practice of enclosures is also related to emerging conflicts and inequalities in relation to land.

While an official urban administration was not yet established, emerging conflicts between neighbours were usually solved by official gatherings of tribal leaders (Hakim 2007).

Guanaco populations declined after the introduction of domestic sheep in Patagonia, and with the emerging conflicts with sheep breeders and their livestock competing for food and water.

The report mixes earnestness and breathlessness, offering viewers a handle on an emerging conflict, as if they were heading into Vietnam with the first American advisers.

Last year, the US launched an initiative to strengthen the militaries in six African countries and establish reaction forces to "rapidly deploy peacekeepers in response to emerging conflict".

Should a potential conflict of interest emerge, we have a clear protocol that provides a robust process and defines clear criteria against which the emerging conflict can be judged".

He had crossed the Atlantic not as an emissary from his cousin Emperor Napoleon III of France, but as a private gentleman, a career military officer curious to witness firsthand the emerging conflict in America.

Still, when problems surfaced this winter, Mr. Schundler, a nonvoting member of the museum's board, distanced himself even though some advisers urged him to help resolve the emerging conflict between the museum's executive director, Nina S. Jacobs, staff members and the board.