Sentence examples for participating in the conflict from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, a small minority (2.6%) of the participants reported directly participating in the conflict as combatants.

Ms. Gillard rebutted the many domestic critics of the war, insisting that participating in the conflict had been in the country's interest.

The number of Australians participating in the conflict in Syria is higher than we've experienced with previous conflicts, with assessments of between 120 and 150 Australians travelling to the greater Syria region to participate in the conflict.

All four permanent members of the UN security council currently participating in the conflict must respect their own resolutions and assure that their own military, as well as their military allies, start to implement the resolutions for which they unanimously voted.

In 1952, 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines was reactivated and underwent training in Japan with the intention of participating in the conflict as part of the 3rd Marine Division.

I also believe that had we built a relationship with the people suffering from Lebanon's civil war instead of certain actors participating in the conflict, perhaps I would not have grown up without a father.

Australians participating in the conflicts in Syria and Iraq bring the barbarism home – hence one must take urgent steps to protect the homeland.

As CTE is closely linked to participation in contact sports such as American football and to head injuries sustained by soldiers participating in the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, the topic also has garnered considerable attention from the media and the public at large.

This morning's opening ceremony, which was attended by about 10,000 people, including veterans from 21 countries who participated in the conflict.

But he added: "It is critically important that the report should be fair to all who participated in the conflict and to those who bore the responsibility of taking decisions".

Although the government introduced a plan for "transitional justice", which sought to recognise the sufferings of war victims, pursue justice and provide compensation, in 2007 it was overtaken by a law granting an amnesty to all those who participated in the conflict, including those accused of war crimes.