Sentence examples for foster strife from inspiring English sources
"If you want to send a box of tomatoes to Palestine, this is subject to approval from Israel, and I don't think that is humanitarian," Mr. Erdogan said, suggesting that the new spirit of change in the Middle East meant Israel could no longer continue to foster strife.
Those people would foster civil strife and suffer for it in turn.
President Yoweri Museveni, who took power in 1986, has restricted rival parties, saying they foster ethnic strife.
The religious controversies and civil strife of this period fostered the use of Czech writing for practical and polemical purposes.
The subsequent Kamakura period was marked by internal strife and civil wars that fostered the rise of the warrior class.
American and European officials said on Monday that they have been working for weeks to foster cohesion in the rebel ranks and to avoid a repeat of the sectarian strife that gripped Iraq in 2003 after the American invasion.
In a time of civil rights marches and often violent racial strife in the Deep South, Mr. Morse challenged prejudice and parochialism by fostering a markedly progressive period at the school.
The naivety and irresponsibility of tech giants whose platforms have scaled so big and got so powerful left the strongest impression in 2017, as marketing claims about fostering 'openness and connection' unravelled in the face of the literal opposite: Rising division and social strife.
But the strife has continued.
