Sentence examples for regional trouble from inspiring English sources

Britain's voice is important because the nation is a close ally of the United States in dealing with Iran, as well as other regional trouble spots, including Syria, where its diplomatic role is central.

The United States would benefit enormously from having a strong, prosperous, well-governed ally in Cairo that could control insurgency in Sinai and be a force for stability in Libya and other regional trouble spots, of which there is no shortage.

Israel's regional troubles were compounded by further deterioration in relations with Turkey.

Some experts, such as Trita Parsi of the National Iranian American Council, suggest that enlisting Iran as a partner on Syria and other regional troubles might help break the nuclear impasse; in this view, engagement would allay fears in Tehran that our real aim is to overthrow the theocratic regime.

So it is natural that Saudi Arabia's rulers, who not only control the holy city but also happen to be colossally rich, should adopt the role of peacemakers.In recent years, as an ailing Egyptian government has faded from its former role as the Arab world's chief broker, the Saudis have tried interceding in regional troubles ranging from Lebanon to Israel-Palestine, Somalia and Iraq.

A front-page commentary in the People's Daily Overseas Edition says Japan should not "shirk its responsibility for its history of aggression" and act as a "regional trouble-maker".

ChuoAoyama had also audited Ashikaga Bank, a big regional bank in trouble with Japan's Financial Services Agency FSAA) for cooking its books to conceal its insolvency.

"Filipino Nurses, Healers in Trouble" (regional sections, Jan . 27 describes only the tip of the iceberg of the issue of working conditions in hospitals and nursing homes.

This loss of regional distinctions will trouble travel writers and anthropology students, but it will delight, for the most part, the residents of the regions themselves.

If the two communities' rival leaders cannot make headway in a meeting on December 4th, the first between them for four years, it could yet strain Europe's two main regional organisations themselves.The trouble in Cyprus started almost from the day that Britain, the colonial power, left in 1960.

Bishop Ryakhovsky said in an interview that while the Kremlin voiced support for tolerance, the situation at the regional level was troubling.