Sentence examples for functioning war from inspiring English sources

The standstill has been a frustration for Bush administration officials who have struggled to establish a functioning war crimes system.

This week President Zillur Rahman signed into law an amendment to the statute that governs two functioning war crimes tribunals, giving prosecutors the power to seek stiffer sentences on appeal, a key demand of the protesters.

The three Western powers wanted to turn their zones of Germany into the Federal Republic, a functioning cold-war ally.

The negative effect of traumatic events on mental health and level of functioning in war-affected populations are well documented. 1 2 The role of stressful social and material conditions, besides the direct exposure to war-related traumatic events, has gained attention in recent years.

They often function as war dogs or guardians.

"When you are conditioned to function in war, it takes time to know that something else is possible.

The mission remains as important as the battles that preceded it, for if some order is not brought to Iraq and the economy restored to a functioning state, the war these men fought so hard to win may seem to have been in vain.

Without such resources, the individual and social well-being and functioning in post-war Southern Sudan may be seriously compromised.

Western Aleppo has had by far the better of the war, with civic services still functioning in most neighbourhoods and war damage minimal.

Although PTSD causes difficulties in many aspects of life, previous studies have evaluated only the influence of PTSD on family functioning in war veterans and civilian victims [ 15, 18] and their family members [ 24], focusing on the secondary traumatization [ 16, 17].

Cos Cob, part of Greenwich, was abuzz with artists from the 1880's until World War I, functioning as an Argenteuil for American Impressionists who stayed home.