The African Union (AU) backs him, but letting in foreign troops, in the first instance from Sudan and Uganda, may stir conflict as much as resolve it.
Some carried signs suggesting Sudan was going back to the Dark Ages.Sharia law, the basis of Sudan's criminal law, was brought in by President Gaaffar Numeiri in 1983 and has stirred conflict ever since.
Throughout his career, Trump has deliberately stirred conflict among his underlings, chafed at efforts to rein him in, and reserved the right to act in arbitrary and contradictory ways.
PAGE C1 Housing and Sprawl at Odds The economic boom that has made housing less affordable for the middle class has also stirred conflict between developers and housing advocates on one side, and environmentalists on the other.
Mr Putin blamed America's "unilateral diktat" for the world's disorders, and accused the West of double standards and hypocrisy towards Russia, which was only "protecting the interests of the Russian-speaking population in Crimea" against "neo-fascists" when it annexed the peninsula and stirred conflict in the east.
California, federal methods to push renewable-fuel use stir conflict.
The judgment convicts them on all counts and finds that "through their actions, [they] had compiled audiovisual film material and falsified untrue events to be broadcast by a satellite channel in order to stir conflict within the Egyptian State".
Because of those close links with Democrats, he stirred conflict-of-interest questions by buying a company that does presidential polling for CNN.
The prospect of British troops withdrawing from areas where many have lost their lives has stirred conflicting emotions in Britain, with many, like Dr. Fox, welcoming the respite the changes will bring to the British force, and describing it as a logical military move.
Take the race question in the United States, still a purulent, throbbing wound that stirs up conflict.
