Sentence examples for localised conflict from inspiring English sources

The upshot could be greater instability, with the ever-present danger that an incident between warships or aircraft could precipitate a localised conflict between China and Japan.

While China is pursuing the rapid modernisation of its air and naval forces, in any localised conflict it might be at a disadvantage compared to the modern and probably more capable Japanese.

The conflict in Darfur is being waged on many fronts and by different groups; fighting between government forces, rebels and militias, and localised conflict that has sparked a wave of inter-ethnic violence.

While it is not clear that all the violence is related, analysts fear political instability over Kabila's tenure is stoking localised conflicts by creating security vacuums.

Following a long record of instigating localised conflicts throughout the 1930s, Japan began a full-scale invasion of China on 7 July 1937.

The Head Master of the Girls School at South Kordofan, Fatama Hassan said that Afara and Rawad are two of many students who have been missed years of schooling due to protracted localised conflicts.

Civilian leaders in both Berlin and Vienna tried to "localise" conflict in the Balkans.

Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised   2.

The results obtained allow us to question the prevailing view that regards neighbourhood conflicts as essentially superficial and localised.

Ms. Bellamy said the possibilities for global conflagration that weighed heavily on the minds of the UN's founders have dwindled in recent years, and we now witness smaller conflicts like Angola, Kosovo and Rwanda, which -- however localised -- are no less universal in their horrors.

To some extent these conflicts were hypothetical because fighting was so localised that no one really controlled the resistance forces.