Sentence examples for expanding conflict from inspiring English sources

However, there is something deeply immoral about the rapidly expanding "conflict tourism" sector.

Indeed, faith-based political movements in Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Morocco, Turkey and Yemen have used hudna-like strategies to avoid expanding conflict.

Syria and Iran stand out, due to the urgency of the expanding conflict in the former and the enormous stakes involved in mishandling the nuclear issue of the latter.

Absent a quick exit, the president may face an expanding conflict which comes to divert his personal attention, absorb his political capital, and taint his legacy, just as Iraq did to George W. Bush.

"We have seen no evidence tying Iraq to the atrocities of September 11th... .. "A U.S. invasion of Iraq escalating and expanding conflict in the Middle East without constitutional authority, international support, or legal justification would represent a tragedy of immense proportions".

It has come to recognize the danger of a vastly expanded conflict, especially after the terrorist bombing of a Tel Aviv disco that killed 21 young Israelis earlier this month.

Through a series of examples, some experienced personally, she shows that aid not only fuels but helps expand conflict: the camps in Goma, Darfur and the play-out of the induced Ethiopian famine crisis are the prime cases.

A number of new cross-governmental funding pools are proposed, including a £1bn global public health fund, a £500m crisis reserve, a £1.3bn prosperity fund and an expanded conflict, stability and security fund.

A1 Chaos Threatens Congo Conditions in the Bunia region of Congo, which has no government and is racked by an expanding local conflict, exist in varying degrees all around the country.

Expanding the conflict will do more of the same.

These threats, fed by serious gaps in the global nuclear security system, undermine international confidence in nuclear power, an essential non-carbon emitting energy source that is growing to meet climate pledges in Asia and expanding to conflict ridden regions like the Middle East.