Sentence examples for generations of conflict from inspiring English sources
Generations of conflict have numbed the senses.
In a speech at the ceremony, Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law, also spoke of a resolution to generations of conflict.
The case weaves together generations of conflict in the Middle East, the dueling roles of Congress and the president in the conduct of foreign affairs and the combustible topic of presidential signing statements.
This play deals with the recent, and ancient, history of India in personal terms, probing three generations of conflict against a background that evokes the highest achievements of ancient Sanskrit theater and classical religious dance.
The crowd in the court covered almost every branch of service — marines, sailors and soldiers — and several generations of conflict, from the recent wars in Afghanistan and Iraq to Vietnam.
Karen Coyle, a librarian and consultant on digital libraries, says: "If library records were open access on the web, it would be possible to create bibliographies that go beyond the holdings of any one library". She points to Kosovo, where libraries have been destroyed in generations of conflict.
In it, General Sir Richard Dannatt told commanders to prepare for a "generation of conflict" in Afghanistan and predicted "some form of success in Iraq.Russian prosecutors have arrested 10 people over the murder of Anna Politkovskaya, including a Chechen crime boss and officials from the security services.
Sinn Féin is a working-class nationalist organisation that emerged from a generation of conflict to become in effect a national party of the left.
We are more secure and we're more free because of our leadership in the world for peace, freedom, and prosperity: helping to end a generation of conflict in Northern Ireland, stopping the brutal ethnic cleansing in Bosnia and Kosovo, and bringing the Middle East closer than ever to a comprehensive peace.
The plan was abandoned after the Taliban began oppressing women, but American diplomats continued to say until the bin Laden terror attacks became a focus of American policy that the Taliban might be the best government Afghanistan could hope for after a generation of conflict.
