Sentence examples for human dispute from inspiring English sources

In an essay set in Africa, he notes that the span of locust recession — that is, the area where they breed and aggregate between invasions — almost exactly coincides with the all too familiar area of human dispute and resource antagonism that cuts a swath from North Africa to the Middle East.

"Human disputes come from misunderstanding.

Experts in early humans dispute some of the tenets of latter-day paleos, including the belief that fasting is beneficial and that the body is unequipped to handle an agriculture-based diet.

Last year, it seemed that the human embryo dispute was about to become moot.

Sweden announced recently that it has torn up a decade-long arms agreement with Saudi Arabia after the two countries were embroiled in a human rights dispute.

But he said that the industry would look to ensure that such funds were also extended in cases where access to foreign waters is cut off, as has happened in Morocco in a human rights dispute that has idled Spanish fishermen on about 70 ships.

As Mr. Macedo's commitment to solving human rights disputes is questioned, so is the credibility of Mexico's first democratically elected president.

Like Mithra, with whom he was often associated, Rashnu was an ethical deity, the divine judge who ultimately presided over human legal disputes.

These cases illustrate a shift in human rights disputes between China and the United States in recent years, which have become more diverse and in some ways harder to solve.

She is the first woman from Greece's Muslim minority to have taken a case to the European court of human rights, disputing a ruling based on sharia law that stripped her of part of her inheritance.

Though this observation is intended to criticise the inherent artificiality when balancing two incommensurable values in human rights disputes, that is, a State's interests against an individual's, even this failed to emerge in Quayle.