Sentence examples for linked conflicts from inspiring English sources

Those linked conflicts represent the flowering (or is it withering?) of what Juan Cole has dubbed the Obama Doctrine of airborne counterinsurgency (which Russian President Vladimir Putin has essentially just put his own stamp of approval on).

Royal is not the first high profile public figure to link conflict, migration and climate change.

An improved understanding of the specific processes linking conflict to sleeping sickness incidence can guide geographical predictions of disease risk and optimization of intervention resources.

Most terrorism in South Asia is linked to conflicts in Kashmir and Sri Lanka.

All the cases on the docket of the court, which opened its doors a decade ago, are linked to conflicts in Africa.

Ségolène Royal told ministers from 170 countries at the UN environment assembly in Nairobi that climate change was linked to conflicts, which in turned caused migration.

He linked the conflicts more overtly at an earlier stop at a church in Ste.-Mère-Église, now stained dark with age, that was the scene of the first Allied battle that liberated a French village after D-Day.

Battles over diamonds have been at the heart of the trial of Mr. Taylor, the former Liberian president who is accused of 11 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity linked to conflicts in Sierra Leone in the 1990s.

These events directly linked social conflicts with the failure of British multicultural policy.

Some resentment was present in all settings, linked to conflicts between the philosophy behind the checklist and the realities of local cultural, social and economic contexts.

The arcing lines showed personal and professional links, conflicts of interest, malfeasance and fraud.