Sentence examples for persistent conflicts from inspiring English sources

They cite the difficulties of medical transfer as one of the most persistent conflicts they face in fulfilling their duty of care to their patients.

The law has led to major changes in the way these children are taught, but it has also been the source of persistent conflicts.

Oplan Bayanihan acknowledges that a purely military solution will not end the persistent conflicts in the country and it supports the primacy of the peace process.

This suggests that persistent conflicts around the Paraguay-Paraná Waterway are only an expression of much deeper value conflicts that are also relevant to other water governance issues.

President Aquino's IPSP message acknowledged that a purely military solution will not end the persistent conflicts in the country; the plan supports the primacy of the peace process (Armed Forces of the Philippines 2011).

Persistent conflicts among political parties or between political parties and civilians frighten actual and potential investors, and this eventually has a profound negative effect on the future inflow of foreign investment.

Discusses the reasons for the persistent conflict between the French and Americans-a moral rivalry.

"In this era of persistent conflict, we have some fault lines that are there in the European Command".

The main refugee-producing countries have been Rwanda and Burundi, two landlocked and tiny nations characterised by persistent conflict between Hutu and Tutsi ethnic factions.

The ground forces, strained and bloodied by the war in Iraq, argue that the new strategic environment will be one of "persistent conflict," in a phrase of Gen. George W. Casey Jr., the Army chief of staff.

The manual describes the United States as facing an era of "persistent conflict" in which the American military will often operate among civilians in countries where local institutions are fragile and efforts to win over a wary population are vital.