Sentence examples for periodic conflicts from inspiring English sources

And we'll go through the same cycle of periodic conflicts between the police and communities, and the occasional riots in the streets, and everybody will feign concern until it goes away, and then we go about our business as usual.

Cooperation and competition will continue, and relations will move forward, regardless of periodic conflicts.

Periodic conflicts over the territories have undermined state consolidation efforts, most notably in 2008 when violence on the Georgian-South Ossetian border escalated into the "August War" between Georgia and the Russian Federation.

When he spoke of Baltimore the other day, President Obama predicted that "we'll go through the same cycles of periodic conflicts between the police and communities and the occasional riots in the streets.

The problem with Russia, oil analysts said, is that despite the ugly situations oil companies have weathered worldwide, the lessons learned in war zones like Angola or countries plagued by periodic conflict like Indonesia do not apply.

The situation in the south deteriorated even further as Veii experienced periodic conflict with Rome, its close neighbour, and became the first Etruscan state to fall to this growing power in central Italy (396 bce).

Failing to do so, he said, would leave the police and these communities in the "same cycles of periodic conflict".

Notre-Dame de la Paix, built in Ivory Coast's administrative capital Yamoussoukro between 1985 and 1989, is a church of such national pride that, during the country's decade of periodic civil conflict, citizens often sought refuge within its walls, knowing it would never be attacked.

Gender differences, therefore, may indicate key areas of future emphasis given that the Palestinian context of periodic violent conflict and military occupation already pressure workers' sense of resiliency and self-efficacy.

Although there was periodic regional conflict fuelled in part by ethnic divisions in the past, by 2008 it had diminished considerably and the concept of a Malawian nationality had re-emerged.

If the international community is serious about helping to create a secure and stable Afghanistan, if it wishes to avoid the periodic recurrence of conflict, it needs to stop rewarding violence.