Sentence examples for more recent conflict from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the more pertinent analogy, although not one necessarily more comforting to the people of Ukraine, would be the more recent conflict between Russia and Georgia in 2008.

It goes on to investigate the need for remembrance in two communities affected by more recent conflict in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

This is, after all, the continent that saw the world's most systematic genocide, while people are still being imprisoned for atrocities that erupted during the more recent conflict in the Balkans.

In February an excavation in Mannar, in the north-west, produced 81 bodies, casualties of a bigger and more recent conflict, the long civil war between Tamil secessionists and the state.

Within the first couple days of the Israeli operation in 2008-09 the Israelis had killed more Palestinians than they have killed in this more recent conflict that's been going on for longer," Munayyer said.

"I can vividly recall one female veteran from a more recent conflict, who told me she was from a military family and, evidently, felt comfortable enough to tell me about her brother and father who committed suicide, because they did not seek help.

Many warriors of more recent conflicts are just starting their journey.

In fifteen single-spaced classified pages — epic length for a State Department memo — Erdmann applied the ideas in his dissertation to a series of case studies from the two world wars through more recent conflicts such as Bosnia and Kosovo.

The current discussions are the latest in decades of sporadic war and faltering deals.Tuareg rebellions are as old as Mali itself, but a 1992 peace deal set the template for more recent conflicts.

Mr. Rosenbaum says that at present, about 30 people in the United States who may have a Nazi past are under investigation, along with some 80 possible war criminals from more recent conflicts.

There are plenty of more recent conflicts under the microscope too: Lebanese artist Lucien Bourjeily will be drawing new maps of the Middle East, and Argentina's hugely exciting Lola Arias will meet veterans of the Falklands war.