Sentence examples for fueling conflicts from inspiring English sources
These arms are fueling conflicts and killing innocents in Syria, Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and beyond.
If there's any hope of Rwanda winning truly lasting stability, it must change course and stop fueling conflicts across its borders.
But the Communists have also been undermined by the same volatile political forces reverberating elsewhere in India, where industrialization is fueling conflicts over the control of land.
Widespread reports of human rights abuses and violence in the Marange diamond fields of eastern Zimbabwe have provided a critical test of whether the Kimberly Process can realize its aspirations of preventing illicit profits from fueling conflicts and abuse.
Like blood diamonds from Sierra Leone or plundered minerals from Congo, ivory, it seems, is the latest conflict resource in Africa, dragged out of remote battle zones, easily converted into cash and now fueling conflicts across the continent.
Tens of thousands of elephants have been killed for their tusks in recent years in Africa, where the revenues from the poached ivory are believed to be fueling conflicts across the continent.
Businessmen are clearly bankrolling these enormous ivory expeditions, both feeding off and fueling conflict, Western officials and researchers say.
Its goal, in part, is to look at the impact of arms trafficking and mercenaries in fueling conflict across the region.
The illegal trade of tantalum, tungsten, tin and gold from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and surrounding countries is fueling conflict in central Africa.
Worst case: The assassination becomes a pretext for an even greater suspension of democratic rights and a more brutal crackdown on Chechnya, fueling conflict for years to come.
The country's political leaders and the Pakistani media also need to consider whether the way they have shaped the debate on the blasphemy law — some have argued that mentioning reform is blasphemy punishable by death — is further fueling conflict.
