Sentence examples for protracted conflicts from inspiring English sources
As with so many protracted conflicts, this one is rooted in intangibles.
This new rivalry could set off protracted conflicts across the region, which in turn could disturb efforts toward a Palestinian-Israeli peace, and to contain Iran's influence.
Ukraine has also become an important partner on a number of pressing global and regional issues, from nuclear nonproliferation to food security and the settlement of protracted conflicts.
He said African crises went unattended because protracted conflicts did not attract the attention that natural disasters like earthquakes or tsunamis did and because people did not think they lent themselves to demonstrable success.
But Mr. Xi did present a four-point peace proposal to Mr. Abbas, which, though it did not contain any breakthrough ideas, hinted that China had given some thought to playing a more energetic, if very limited, role as mediator in one of the world's most protracted conflicts.
The years which followed saw protracted conflicts culminating in independence for Algeria and most other French colonies in Africa as well as decolonisation in south-east Asia.
The protracted conflict inside Syria was a gift to Putin.
Shortly after he returned, one of the protest leaders, Tawakkol Karman, learned that she would share the Nobel Peace Prize, an announcement that offered a brief respite from protracted conflict.
Aid dependency, weak governance and protracted conflict mean that Central African Republic is in danger of becoming "the case study of a failed state", a report warns.
The protracted conflict between Charlie Sheen and Warner Brothers Television ended quietly on Monday when the two sides agreed to settle a lawsuit the actor filed after the studio fired him from the hit CBS sitcom, "Two and a Half Men".
Studies of herd loss and recovery among contemporary nomadic populations with drought and protracted conflict are central to pastoralist studies (Boneh [1984]; Khalif and Oba [2013]; Mezhoud and Oxby [2013]).
