Sentence examples for flow of conflict from inspiring English sources

Rather than following a steady line, reflecting the growth of its social-services network, the popularity of Hamas has tracked the ebb and flow of conflict with the Israelis.

The Kimberley process was designed to stem the flow of conflict diamonds, says Willie Nagel, an international diamond trader who was instrumental in setting it up, but "conflict-free diamonds should not be confused with ethical diamonds".

At least Sylvz has found something to laugh about in the publication of Office for National Statistics figures which showed falls in both industrial and manufacturing production, writing: "The constant flow of conflicting headlines is becoming laughable".

Skybox won't limit itself to academic projects, and aims in its initial projects to help with, for example, tracking disaster recovery and documenting the ebb and flow of refugees in conflict zones.

Harsh conditions The three camps in Dadaab – Ifo, Hagadera and Dagahaley – were set up years ago for the steady flow of refugees fleeing conflict in Somalia, which has been going on for over 20 years.

But the treaty will, its proponents hope, stem the flow of weapons into conflicts where they could be used to commit atrocities or attack civilians.

It's not uncommon for governments in the Middle East to shut down telecom networks to control the flow of information during conflicts.

World Bank and UNICEF strengthen funding collaboration NEW YORK, 4 December 2008 – The World Bank and UNICEF have strengthened their collaborative partnership in an effort to ensure the effective and smooth flow of funds in emergency, conflict and post-conflict situations.

By Roshni Karwal NEW YORK, USA, 4 December 2008 – The World Bank and UNICEF have strengthened their collaborative partnership in an effort to ensure the effective and smooth flow of funds in emergency, conflict and post-conflict situations.

Differences of back-off range may reduce the likelihood of conflict when flow increases.

Mr Aju showed the BBC a document signed by the UN, the African Union and Arab League calling for international aid to be allowed to flow directly into these areas of conflict.