That fight has become more urgent as Yemen — particularly its strife-torn lawless hinterlands — has emerged as a base for attempted Qaeda attacks on the United States.
He did not return the papacy to Rome, as the Romans, at least, had hoped he would, but he sent money for the repair of its neglected churches and for the aid of its strife-ridden populace.
The Bahamas is a destination for migrants from its strife-torn Caribbean neighbour, Haiti.
Shot at the Dancity festival in Foligno, the video is more than just a bunch of doddery Italians square dancing to deep house it's essential proof that for all its horrors, for all its strifes and struggles and disappointments and let downs, life is, in its own strange way, actually...OK...OK
Rome was left to its factional strife and its economic impoverishment.
In the proclamation, there is no mention of the state's disastrous floods, its labor strife or its citizens' struggles to make ends meet.
There is no mention of the state's disastrous floods that year, its labor strife or its citizens' struggles to make ends meet.
By contrast, Clive J. Shiff, a malaria expert at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health who fought malaria in the 1950s in what was then Rhodesia, says flatly that unless Africa can end both its poverty and its civic strife, "eradication is a pipe dream".
Its internecine strife makes the Chinese Communist Party look harmonious warfare within its ranks has undermined Labor's governance during its six years in office and there are questions over the character of its mercurial leader, Kevin Rudd.The two are connected.
