Sulaiman's response sheds light on his attitude towards suzerainty: Later that year – in an act that triggered decades of conflict – Sulaiman declared independence from Ayuthaya and appointed himself Sultan Sulaiman Shah.
In a survey of staff that had completed the pilot's training, 86% reported it had helped them to recognise the triggers of conflict and de-escalate it.
By focusing on gender inequality rather than biological sex differences, these researchers say they have identified a previously overlooked trigger of conflict.
Food security, then and today, remains a trigger of conflict.
The firing has triggered waves of conflicting emotions on campus and across the country.
This includes 25,000 people in former Unity State and 20,000 people in Jonglei where the situation has rapidly deteriorated because of displacements triggered by conflict and last year's poor harvest.
The danger of some such proliferation is the possibility of accidental war brought on by neither of us but triggering a conflict that could ultimately involve us both.
That intervention triggered a conflict of extraordinary brutality that is yet to be fully extinguished, with some 200,000 dead.In that vote 15 years ago the FIS, which is now banned, offered a real alternative to the regime.
Some ethics experts say the ruling might have triggered credible conflict-of-interest concerns if Judge Walker were intending to marry in California.
The mistake, the chancellor said, was that she and her government had not been quicker to prepare for the mass movement of people triggered by conflicts in the Middle East.
Despite different grieving styles of parents potentially triggering conflict and affecting the couple relationship [ 15], a recent study found that most parents thought the stillbirth had strengthened their relationship [ 16].
