Sentence examples for hazardous conflicts from inspiring English sources

A sedentarization policy is seen as a strategy to improve pastoralists' living condition, based on the argument that movement is difficult and hazardous, conflicts occur between farming and grazing communities; difficulty in reaching out to the pastoralists for provision of essential amenities, while uncontrolled movement of the Fulani across national boundaries threatens national security.

The intersection collision avoidance warning systems (ICAWSs) have substantial potentials in improving driving performance and reducing the number and severity of intersection collisions, through helping drivers timely detect hazardous conflicting vehicles in precrash scenarios.

Construction, agriculture, domestic service, hazardous industries, armed conflict, and begging are some of the other frequent sites of extreme, illegal exploitation.

However, we observed a non-significant change in the risk of low HDL cholesterol in the hazardous and problem groups, which conflicts with previous studies showing that the level of HDL cholesterol increases with both excessive and moderate quantities of alcohol consumption[ 23, 43- 45].

These preliminary results suggest that a spatially explicit, more aggressive hazardous fuels reduction management scenario, that may conflict with current land management policies and allocations, is needed to reduce the continuity of hazardous fuels and sustain healthy forest conditions and spotted owl habitat.

Furthermore, children living in conflict affected areas or children involved in the worst forms of child labour (armed conflict, commercial sexual exploitation, other hazardous work) may suffer from long-term physical, sensory, intellectual or psychosocial consequences.

His wife, Bernie Julie Walterss), however, is so outraged by the daytime skirmishes that she impulsively takes action and comes up with the faintly comical notion of requesting that both sides schedule their conflicts at hours that are less hazardous to children.

Instead, millions of teenagers face hazardous employment, early pregnancy and participation in armed conflict.

Yet displaced families returning to communities formerly under conflict are still at great risk from the highly hazardous materials that have yet to be cleared.

It summarises the conceptual and empirical bases for expecting conflicts between goals of public health and companies that profit from hazardous consumptions.

A number of studies have shown associations between hazardous drinking and exposure to violent and traumatic events, both from the conflict and after displacement (Kozaric-Kovacic et al., 2000; Marshall et al., 2005; Roberts et al., 2011).