Our membership has got nothing to do with the collapse of societies in Somalia, Ethiopia, outbreaks of warfare in Syria and Sudan.
You might talk about relations with the police as they then were – a state of ongoing conflict punctuated by occasional outbreaks of warfare.
Southern Sudan's realities have forever involved outbreaks of warfare between its scores of ethnic groups, but in the '90s, the North was adding fuel to these enmities by backing southern militias.
Quick, somebody dial 999, there's been an outbreak of gang warfare on the small screen!
Canadian prime minister Mackenzie King warned of an outbreak of "border warfare", diplomacy-speak for deteriorating political relations.
But the current outbreak of ballot warfare vividly demonstrates that the "undue burden" on voting and democracy that led to Judge Korman's 1996 ballot ruling still persists.
The apology cited the views of Robert Morinho, the founder of Globo, who claimed in 1964 that military "intervention was essential to the maintenance of democracy and to contain the outbreak of urban warfare".
Long before last year's outbreak of "mong" warfare on Twitter, Gervais produced an uncannily accurate predictive metaphor for the Tory attitude towards the disabled, on view this week as the Welfare Reform Bill wended its contentious way through the Lords.
Border clashes and rows about oil wealth cloud the relationship between South Sudan and Sudan eight months after the south seceded, with some fearing a new outbreak of open warfare.
"For some time, the threat of mutually assured destruction among the major technology players such as IBM and Microsoft limited the outbreak of patent warfare," says Kevin Werbach, associate professor of legal studies and business ethics at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.
