Since classes are constituted by relations of exploitation, we think of ourselves first as workers or bosses in conflict, and women and men in conflict, and colonizers and colonized in conflict.
|
|
"Iran is in conflict with us, Iran is in conflict with the United States, Iran is in conflict with just about all the Arab states in the Middle East," Netanyahu said in an interview with Fox News, in mid-May.
|
|
What's more, some politicians win the prize for certain peace-promoting actions, but then engage in conflict later on (or have engaged in conflict previously).
|
|
On maps of the Middle East of 211, the most important features are the borders — the lines dividing states in conflict, and people in conflict within states.
|
|
Only when women and men work alongside each other as equals will the world see sustained improvement in conflict resolution and a reduction in sexual violence in conflict.
|
|
" An even more detailed report by the Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC), published in January, warned there might be "significant gaps in protection for civilians in conflict-affected areas.
|
|
"Those of us outside Muslim communities need to reject the terrorist narrative that the West and Islam are in conflict, or modern life and Islam are in conflict," he said in February 2015.
|
|
Afghanistan has been mired in conflict for some 40 years.
|
|
Do you see those two things as necessarily in conflict?
|
|
They had to be in conflict, or saying different things.
|
|
Mostly I see homeless people in conflict with each other.
|
|
But he could find himself in conflict with Rex Tillerson.
|
|
"Today Catalan society is fractured and in conflict," he said.
|
|
Are they destined to be in conflict with one another?
|
|
They ultimately raised around $1.7 million for Children in Conflict.
|
|
World in Conflict is probably the pinnacle of that model.
|
|
In a way, those are in conflict with each other.
|
|
"I don't think the two have to be in conflict."
|
|
It puts her in conflict with most people's lived experience.
|
|
The U.S. and Iran have been in conflict for decades.
|
|
They are almost in conflict instead of helping each other.
|
|
This is part of the standard procedure in conflict situations.
|
|
"Good art and diversity are not in conflict," Bloodworth says.
|
|
"It's something that says, even in conflict we're still humans."
|
|
The two were among the American forces most in conflict.
|
|
But the essay and the news article aren't in conflict.
|
|
To the law's drafters, these ideas were not in conflict.
|
|
The move would be in conflict with President Trump's actions.
|
|
Unfortunately, in conflict riven Afghanistan, best case scenarios are rare.
|
|
The positions, show the bodies in conflict, step by step.
|
|
These are characters in conflict with themselves and the world.
|
|
Of course, I later went on to go to work in conflict zones and on the most important levels its' nothing like working in conflict zones, the main thing being the security and safety.
|
|
" Jolie added, "Sexual violence in conflict is still a taboo subject.
|
|
Proceeds were split evenly between Global Citizen and Children in Conflict.
|
|
These are not in conflict if we agree on basic values.
|
|
"If you're in conflict with states, that can happen," he said.
|
|
Islam isn't inherently in conflict with democracy and freedom; fundamentalism is.
|
|
Ash doesn't see the world as composed of classes in conflict.
|
|
Interventions for these different groups don't have to be in conflict.
|
|
Fun isn't necessarily in conflict with politics, technology and timely events.
|
|
Those things could be in conflict, and I don't deny that.
|
|
These are good friends to have, in conflict and in peace.
|
|
The policy solutions to these two issues also aren't in conflict.
|
|
But the rest was a series of jarring images in conflict.
|
|
For those living in conflict in Syria, in Zimbabwe, in Yemen?
|
|
They're not actually in conflict, despite what everyone thinks right now.
|
|
Throughout America, the deep state and the grassroots are in conflict.
|
|
A majority of the world's hungry people live in conflict zones.
|
|
To be human, in Shakespeare's universe, is to live in conflict.
|
|
A bunch of different things seem to be in conflict here.
|
|
I also no longer see my body and my personhood in conflict.
|
|
Olsen's resignation highlights the dilemmas companies face when working in conflict zones.
|
|
An increase in conflict between the U.S. and Russia were also cited.
|
|
Russia and Georgia remain in conflict over two Russia-backed breakaway territories.
|
|
Some of Trump's trade policies have been in conflict with the GOP.
|
|
Elle publicly discussed her anxieties being in conflict with her musical career.
|
|
Friends said he carried out humanitarian work in conflict zones across Myanmar.
|
|
The United Nations called 2017 a "nightmare year" for children in conflict.
|
|
The Pentagon has typically taken the lead on airstrikes in conflict zones.
|
|
When two desired liberties are in conflict, a solution must be found.
|
|
Families and children in conflict zones can't afford to wait any longer.
|
|
Clearly, the apparent administration view and the Fed's view are in conflict.
|
|
Because this was in conflict with state law, the couple filed suit.
|
|
At least 44 nations have experienced sexual violence and rape in conflict.
|
|
But it's not just North Korea where two issues are in conflict.
|
|
Borello is executive director of the Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC).
|
|
Hamza is working for a company that provides banking in conflict areas.
|
|
The United States and North Korea have been in conflict for decades.
|
|
Do they have vested interests that are in conflict with the public?
|
|
These are the dilemmas we face in conflict zones around the world.
|
|
South Sudan, one of the world's youngest countries, is mired in conflict.
|
|
Unlike other non-NATO schemes, it will focus on deployment in conflict zones.
|
|
They all have different goals here, but none of them are in conflict.
|
|
But the contracting process had long been mired in conflict of interest allegations.
|
|
Those two sides of the experience feel like they're in conflict right now.
|
|
There are easier ways to make a return than investing in conflict zones.
|
|
Nooyi's responsibilities at home were often in conflict with her success at work.
|
|
However, in conflict, groups of altruistic individuals will defeat groups of selfish individuals.
|
|
At the same time, another camp doesn't see these two goals in conflict.
|
|
Somalia has been mired in conflict since civil war broke out in 1991.
|
|
Remittance-transfer firms and charities operating in conflict zones are the worst affected.
|
|
If a law is in conflict with morality, that law has no real
|
|
Unlike Michael Jackson, Prince did not appear to be in conflict with himself.
|
|
Engaging in conflict at such distances is not normal and, today, not feasible.
|
|
The company has no organization, no clear leader and a staff in conflict.
|
|
We're disillusioned that women are in conflict, because we assume they'll always collaborate.
|
|
Where is the desire to posture SOF in conflict areas to support development?
|
|
So far this technology has so far only been reported in conflict zones.
|
|
BDCs in the last 12 months have been engaged in conflict with activists.
|
|
It was in conflict, always, with English, which Lahiri acquired as a child.
|
|
The deliberate targeting of the health sector in conflict settings increases that risk.
|
|
Researchers who study religion in conflict point out that it's a common mistake.
|
|
The Neediest Cases Fund Martine Edjuku was born into a country in conflict.
|
|
The laws are in conflict with the U.S. Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v.
|
|
His focus made him particularly interested in the role of religion in conflict.
|
|
And we have strongly held views that are in conflict over many issues.
|
|
"None of our nations have an interest in conflict with Iran," he said.
|
|
And sometimes any of those needs may be in conflict with each other.
|
|
He maintained that his various statements about the meeting were not in conflict.
|
|
Current Fed monetary policy is directly in conflict with the president's economic goals.
|
|
Critics of some of the summit meetings organized by the Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative have said they cost more to conduct than Britain's government commits in spending to prosecute rape in conflict zones, The Guardian reported in 2015.
|
|
Sexual violence in conflict is one of the cruellest, most inhumane and vicious acts.
|
|
The NBR, it explains, was a reaction to a brutal new trend in conflict.
|
|
ISIS perpetuates a myth of an Islam always in conflict with the Christian West.
|
|
In conflict zones, women religious leaders are critical to fostering security, reconciliation and stability.
|
|
For every dollar America spends in conflict prevention, we save 85033 in deployment costs.
|
|
But, he added, he thinks Trump's advisers are in conflict with the president's instincts.
|
|
Here are nine habits of who can communicate consciously in conflict, according to psychology.
|
|
"This is an area of criminal interest and an area in conflict," said Gen.
|
|
He wrote of "a conscious rationalism" in conflict with his own feelings and experience.
|
|
I think of it as a kind of autopsy of a family in conflict.
|
|
His aesthetic temperament is often assumed to be in conflict with his political sensibility.
|
|
For Jayapal, those two ideas—boldness and strategy—don't have to be in conflict.
|
|
In addition, automatic weapons are standard among military and security personnel in conflict zones.
|
|
And since I wrote both of them, I'm not in conflict with myself, either.
|
|
They discuss letters from pet owners in conflict and call Julie Barton for help.
|
|
At times, that attitude has put Mr. Carême in conflict with the French government.
|
|
However, there may be an instance in which advocating for yourself results in conflict.
|
|
This is surprising from a country that has been in conflict for 503 years.
|
|
Lasting engagement in conflict resolution is likely when outside states have interests as stake.
|
|
Those proceedings put Libya in conflict with the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
|
|
Yet the bourbon notes were in conflict with the fruit flavors of the wine.
|
|
Other Republican leaders sharply disagree and seek greater U.S. military involvement in conflict zones.
|
|
Catholic Relief Services uses McGovern-Dole funds to feed children in conflict-torn Mali.
|
|
Its drones are used to keep soldiers, medics and others safe in conflict zones.
|
|
The piece is hilarious but also in conflict, at once feminist and politically incorrect.
|
|
But what he really did was put two peers of equal stature in conflict.
|
|
Libya has been in conflict since 2014, divided into rivaling political and military coalitions.
|
|
Trump's views are in conflict with both expert and public opinion on these issues.
|
|
Government troops are currently fighting ethnic rebels in conflict-torn Rakhine and Chin states.
|
|
Organizations that monitor international conflicts have seen an uptick in conflict in recent years.
|
|
For more information on work done by the Center for Civilians in Conflict, click here.
|
|
And if those two are in conflict, I will make my own decision from there.
|
|
Where states are embroiled in conflict, many live in restricted zones inside their own countries.
|
|
Accusations of sexual misconduct in conflict and disaster zones are not limited to humanitarian groups.
|
|
International support for adaptation must increase, but also avoid marginalising people living in conflict areas.
|
|
Across much of central and southern Brazil Indians live in conflict with farmers over land.
|
|
While tens of thousands have made it to camps, many remain trapped in conflict zones.
|
|
The resolution stresses that trying to starve civilians in conflict is prohibited by international law.
|
|
Based on the polling, Obama was in conflict with the majority of his fellow Democrats.
|
|
Underlying the bouts of hunger are a changing climate, increases in conflict and unproductive farming.
|
|
For centuries, possession of the Koh-i-Noor – "Mountain of Light" – has been in conflict.
|
|
They would love not to be in conflict with the president and his press secretary.
|
|
It is vital that Colombians in conflict areas feel a swift improvement in their lives.
|
|
Dan Mahanty is director of the U.S. program of the Center for Civilians in Conflict.
|
|
Margolles does fieldwork in conflict areas, engaging with victims and producing videos, photography, and installations.
|
|
In our experience, there are four key pitfalls undermining effective religious engagement in conflict settings.
|
|
A decade ago, many people viewed climate action and economic growth as being in conflict.
|
|
She is passive aggressively engaging in conflict with her mom, and Kris starts to notice.
|
|
Farmers in conflict areas were less likely to have moved to licit crops, it added.
|
|
Reuters could not determine whether the Glacial-linked mining company was involved in conflict minerals.
|
|
About 1,000 of those soldiers will "advise" Afghan military units in conflict zones next year.
|
|
Their statements we already know and it pointed out are in conflict with each other.
|
|
" That increase, Robb argues, "has enabled small groups to radically increase their productivity in conflict.
|
|
In 2009, the ratio of contractors-to-troops in conflict zones was one-to-one.
|
|
According to Reuters, nearly 40,000 people have been killed in conflict with PKK since 1984.
|
|
Many lawmakers are over 65, but congressional business continues, in conflict with public health guidelines.
|
|
"Saving lives and saving the economy are not in conflict right now," the letter reads.
|
|
Humanitarian concerns and economic concerns are not in conflict; in fact, they are closely linked.
|
|
They both offer temporary legal status to nationals from countries in conflict or humanitarian crisis.
|
|
We've got the UN pulling data, NGOs, the hyper local ones working in conflict areas.
|
|
The government is receding and the warlords are rising, but the two are in conflict.
|
|
"Those four guys were in conflict long before Woodstock and long after Woodstock," Crosby replied.
|
|
FEDERICO BORELLO, WASHINGTON The writer is executive director of the Center for Civilians in Conflict.
|
|
In conflict zones, it is critical to coordinate prevention approaches among defense, diplomacy, and development.
|
|
Dan Mahanty is the director of U.S. Programs at Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC).
|
|
More than 100,000 were killed in conflict in 2014, up from nearly 20,000 in 103.
|
|
It's a sickening situation for humanity and a crippling blow for healthcare in conflict zones.
|
|
You understand the kids' point of view is a little in conflict with the parents'.
|
|
It's not the first time that ACT's laws have been in conflict with national laws.
|
|
Indeed, when the countries' interests are in conflict, each tends to go its own way.
|
|
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy was even in conflict with himself on how to respond.
|
|
Some 5,700 refugees and migrants are trapped in detention centers in conflict areas, U.N. agencies say.
|
|
Major portions of the world are in conflict, and some, in fact, are going to Hell.
|
|
That subject placed McKay in conflict with gatekeepers of literary Harlem, and specifically W.E.B. Du Bois.
|
|
That is almost as many as were killed in conflict with jihadists in Iraq and Syria.
|
|
But they seem to be in conflict, never truly fitting no matter how hard people try.
|
|
So, I am not sure there is unnecessary conflict, but Iran is in conflict with us.
|
|
As a result, people in conflict don't merely misplace their care; they actively throw it away.
|
|
The technology has been used to aid surgeons in conflict zones, including Gaza, Syria and Iraq.
|
|
Duckworth, an Iraq War veteran who lost her legs in conflict, spun Kirk's tweet back around.
|
|
They make great temporary cell towers or monitoring cameras, in conflict zones, maybe, or after disasters.
|
|
We seek formal acknowledgement that we are not in conflict with existing laws before we operate.
|
|
They didn't see the industrial and market revolutions in antebellum America in conflict with divine providence.
|
|
Aditi Gorur is the director of the Protecting Civilians in Conflict program at the Stimson Center.
|
|
Books aren't just commodities; the profit motive is often in conflict with the aims of art.
|
|
Gates said his foundation was pushing vaccination against polio in conflict-hit northeast Nigeria and Chad.
|
|
International law requires that parties in conflict allow humanitarian workers to have safe passage, he said.
|
|
Mr. Murdoch viewed him as an elitist, and they were often in conflict, Mr. Evans wrote.
|
|
These types of people bully and mistreat others, steamroll ideas and are always engaged in conflict.
|
|
Iran — then locked in conflict with neighboring Iraq and suffering under an arms embargo — needed missiles.
|
|
"* Missouri requires it if testimony is "in conflict with physical facts, surrounding circumstances, and common experience.
|
|
Today, 80 percent of assistance provides relief and promotes stability in conflict zones and fragile states.
|
|
The UN passed its resolution on rape in conflict, but only with crucial language stripped out.
|
|
Major portions of the world are in conflict and some, in fact, are going to hell.
|
|
Poor, rural and indigenous populations — especially in conflict and post-conflict settings — remain the hardest hit.
|
|
What is his relationship with the people he has been in conflict with throughout his life?
|
|
But eventually I learned that our personal and career goals don't have to be in conflict.
|
|
One thing is certain — there is an urgent need to protect health workers in conflict settings.
|
|
The estate tax is also in conflict with what most Americans consider to be fair taxation.
|
|
"We don't want to be in conflict with China," Ms. Frangville quoted Mr. Bockaert as saying.
|
|
And yet these pleasures of navigation are never in conflict with the appreciation of natural topography.
|
|
Project, a nonprofit group based in Virginia that works on development and stabilization in conflict zones.
|
|
Those interests aren't usually in conflict with getting students to learn things, but they can be.
|
|
Publicity has swelled over sexualized violence against women in conflict zones like Myanmar and South Sudan.
|
|
With a high appetite for risk, they have worked in conflict areas and with controversial governments.
|
|
"The decision itself is in conflict with the constitution especially freedom of expression," he told Reuters.
|
|
"France won't succeed if we stay in conflict with one another," she said in an interview.
|
|
Dan Mahanty is director of the U.S. program for the Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC).
|
|
The second predictable consequence of play deprivation is a reduction in conflict management and negotiation skills.
|
|
Ms. Oduro is a vice president in conflict management in the New York office at Barclays.
|
|
Nearly a quarter of the respondents said Jews have too much influence in conflict and wars.
|
|
More than 40,000 people have been killed in conflict since it took up arms in 1984.
|
|
The installation, created by UNICEF, illustrates the scale of child deaths in conflict zones in 2018.
|
|
Major portions of the world are in conflict, and some, in fact, are going to hell.
|
|
More kids are living in conflict zones because modern war has changed, Save the Children says.
|
|
In those scenes, there's even a bunch of characters who are in conflict with one another.
|
|
Sunni and Shia are sects of Islam, but have been in conflict since the Prophet's death.
|
|
She was the first United Nations Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict from 2010 to 2012.
|
|
Numerous armed groups operate in Eastern Congo, a resource-rich area that has long been in conflict.
|
|
And how that would have come in conflict with his own personal religious ideas, I can't say.
|
|
In such stories the good and bad that vie in people are heightened and set in conflict.
|
|
The novelty in the ICRC's bond is that the money raised will be used in conflict zones.
|
|
This is almost as many as were killed in conflict with jihadists in Syria and Iraq combined.
|
|
Chahine was a liberal humanist, at times in conflict with his home country's political and religious forces.
|
|
International law requires that parties in conflict allow humanitarian workers to have safe passage, Beyani said Monday.
|
|
They are used by the government to monitor the country's borders and surveillance in conflict-ridden areas.
|
|
UNESCO said 10 times as much - an additional $2.3 billion - is needed for education in conflict zones.
|
|
These different mindsets are continually in conflict, however, as bilingual brains sort out which language to use.
|
|
"Economic growth is always good, but putting businesses and residents in conflict is not good," she explained.
|
|
Libya has been mired in conflict since the toppling of long-time ruler Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
|
|
Those new laws put states in conflict with federal law, which still considers marijuana an illegal drug.
|
|
BOMA mentor Naimirdik said the women are also trained in conflict management to strengthen their business partnerships.
|
|
There are also worries that focusing on artefacts risks diverting attention from human suffering in conflict zones.
|
|
Despite recent ceasefires brokered by Russia and America, the two countries' aims in Syria are in conflict.
|
|
Out of the 383,000 estimated war-related deaths, 190,85033 were killed in conflict, according to the report.
|
|
The disclosure followed an internal investigation and highlighted the dilemmas companies face when working in conflict zones.
|
|
In this situation, the two sources of words—from the task and the sound—are in conflict.
|
|
But the issue of whether commanders have a built-in conflict of interest might have applied here.
|
|
Many of the refugees are skilled workers, leaving the countries in conflict with a significant brain drain.
|
|
Turkey for decades has been in conflict with the 20 percent of their population who are Kurdish.
|
|
With this latest decision, President Trump left an especially vulnerable population, children caught in conflict, at risk.
|
|
Nuclear geopolitical and nonproliferation imperatives cannot be in conflict in the Middle East — both are critically important.
|
|
"Having to battle a grieving family has been worse even than working in conflict zones," she said.
|
|
They may lose a big client or be involved in conflict with a colleague, write the authors.
|
|
The decision could put the federal government in conflict with states where marijuana is already legal. Sen.
|
|
Past direct talks obfuscated whether they were between two nations or just between two belligerents in conflict.
|
|
Granted, it's one of the toughest jobs in the White House because of the built-in conflict.
|
|
We constantly seek to prevail in conflict, winning the current fight and preparing for the next challenge.
|
|
More than 40,000 people have died in conflict since the militant group launched its insurgency in 1984.
|
|
Like many relationships that end in conflict, mine with Lowlife started in a happy rush of discovery.
|
|
Sometimes it requires people and leaders to work on issues that may seem to be in conflict.
|
|
South Sudan erupted in conflict in 2013 after President Salva Kiir sacked Riek Machar as vice president.
|
|
After all, this is the primary purpose of the military specifically: to define and engage in conflict.
|
|
Ultimately, they end up in conflict with Pennywise (Bill Skarsgard), a homicidal clown who preys on children.
|
|
But that is in conflict with Ana's desire to make art and spend time with her girlfriend.
|
|
It turns out that signaling receptiveness in conflict can be done by doing five simple things. 1.
|
|
No surrender action may be taken that is in conflict with a court decision against the surrender.
|
|
Warren cited examples where Moore's economic commentary appeared in conflict with other research or Moore's earlier stances.
|
|
What you see and what you feel is often in conflict as you move around the room.
|
|
It was not the first time Africa Command, based in Germany, had misreported events in conflict zones.
|
|
This built-in conflict of interest — overseeing both prosecutors and judges — is the crux of the problem.
|
|
Russia and Ukraine, locked in conflict over a separatist Ukrainian region, blamed each other for the tragedy.
|
|
Annie Shiel is the Protection Innovation Fellow with the Center for Civilians in Conflict and Stanford University.
|
|
She co-founded the Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative alongside former U.K. Foreign Minister William Hague.
|
|
Almost 1 in 5 children live in conflict zones, a new report from Save the Children finds.
|
|
Fayez al-Serraj's government is in conflict with forces led by Khalifa Haftar based in eastern Libya.
|
|
That agenda is directly in conflict with the one immigration hawks have pushed for the past decade.
|
|
The alliance "hopes to begin a truce in conflict areas of the Republic of Yemen," it added.
|
|
Other federal appeals courts across the country have upheld similar bans before, in conflict with this decision.
|
|
Now, only Syria, embroiled in a baffling six-year-long civil war, surpasses Mexico in conflict-related deaths.
|
|
Egypt has no interest in conflict with Israel, which has become one of Cairo's most important regional partners.
|
|
Those hazards continue to endanger the physical and psychological wellbeing of children living in conflict areas, UNICEF said.
|
|
Libya has been mired in conflict following an uprising that toppled veteran leader Muammar Gaddafi five years ago.
|
|
OPPOSITION GROUPS IN SYRIA HAVE USED SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN CONFLICT "BUT CONSIDERABLY LESS COMMON" - U.N. WAR CRIMES INVESTIGATORS
|
|
Anna Neistat, a human rights expert and specialist in conflict areas, is Amnesty International's senior director for research.
|
|
Trevithick, a student and journalist, had traveled and worked in conflict-torn nations including Syria, Mali and Afghanistan.
|
|
It's a human rights issue and it's a difficult issue, because it puts in conflict two competing rights.
|
|
While the U.S. has persistently employed stimulus, other developed and emerging economic policies have often been in conflict.
|
|
It offers very valuable skills for reporters all around the world whether working in conflict regions or not.
|
|
It is the first time that the people's everyday experience is in conflict with Delhi's self-assured narrative.
|
|
In doing so, Simon manages to foreground form and content simultaneously, setting them in conflict with one another.
|
|
Williams will play Wolfsbane, a Scottish girl whose werewolf-like powers are in conflict with her religious beliefs.
|
|
And although aid is unlikely to bring quick improvements in conflict-ridden states, such countries undoubtedly deserve help.
|
|
Political and military fractures have left the country mired in conflict and the OPEC member's economy in freefall.
|
|
Russia and Ukraine have been in conflict since street protests forced out Ukraine's Moscow-backed president in 2014.
|
|
In a like way, losses incurred to vehicle fleets increasingly occur in conflict and other high-risk zones.
|
|
Puntland and Somaliland have been engaged in conflict over the disputed Sool region for more than 10 years.
|
|
Russia is engaged in over-militarisation, in conflict multiplication, but has its own internal issues: demography, economy, etc.
|
|
The recently released Stabilization Assistance Review lays out a framework for stabilization efforts in conflict-affected fragile states.
|
|
Nearly 10 years since their separation, Camille Grammer and ex-husband Kelsey Grammer's relationship remains embroiled in conflict.
|
|
But until my father was kidnapped, journalists in conflict zones hadn't become the walking bullseyes they are today.
|
|
It was also a fight that, for the first time, placed them directly in conflict with other Democrats.
|
|
Trump's national security team convinced him to stay in conflict he wanted to leave once already with Afghanistan.
|
|
The group says that the measure is in conflict with federal law, including the National Labor Relations Act.
|
|
That's why the strategy's goal of protecting women and girls in conflict and disaster is a strategic issue.
|
|
The Assad government employs outages as a form of repression, which is followed by an increase in conflict.
|
|
The need for that remains, but the way life is lived now exists in conflict with that space.
|
|
Evil comes from the human heart and the human soul in conflict with other human hearts and souls.
|
|
But I had a change of heart, got divorced, and applied to Georgetown's master's program in conflict resolution.
|
|
In trial runs of the microscope in the Red Sea, the scientists recorded video of corals in conflict.
|
|
They also said CEFC was involved in the unseemly business of attempting to deal arms in conflict zones.
|
|
It should come as no surprise that this same mentality is now in conflict with modern holistic admissions.
|
|
International law normally requires proportionality in conflict and attempts to draw a distinction between military and civilian targets.
|
|
Her story is a reminder of the power of images, particularly those of children caught up in conflict.
|
|
This often put him in conflict with Mr. Karajan, who had a tempestuous relationship with the orchestra anyway.
|
|
Officials have said that Mr. McCree and Mr. Laboy had never been in conflict with Mr. Cedeno before.
|
|
Blix, founded by brothers Dan and Ben Volach, has been locked in conflict with Apple for several months.
|
|
But on Friday, the two sides were still in conflict, with little optimism for a breakthrough anytime soon.
|
|
He had been in conflict with H.R. McMaster, Trump's national security adviser and a key voice on Afghanistan.
|
|
These extra considerations are not unrelated to your needs; in fact, they're not even in conflict with them.
|
|
The embarrassing disclosure follows an internal investigation and highlights the dilemmas companies face when working in conflict zones.
|
|
Yemen is mired in conflict, with rebels holding the capital and Saudi Arabia bombing them, with American help.
|
|
The U.S. is engaged in preventing conflict and working to achieve peace in conflict zones around the world.
|
|
Trade rests on, and reinforces, the idea that, within the proper parameters, people's interests are not in conflict.
|
|
Somalia, mired in conflict since civil war broke out in 1991, has few air links outside East Africa.
|
|
Chapter 3, "Emissary Sun Sets the Self," features plant-like organisms in conflict with a meerkat-like species.
|
|
In 2014, the city banned his ongoing exhibition, because it was in conflict with the city's burial laws.
|
|
But when it comes to corporate interests, journalists have to be alert to agendas in conflict with their own.
|
|
Fear of being caught up in funding terrorism has made banks particularly wary of charities active in conflict zones.
|
|
One in four children in the world are living in conflict, and over half of all refugees are children.
|
|
That the fundamental right to protect healthcare workers in conflict zones needs to be reasserted is a depressing development.
|
|
With the U.S. increasingly disengaged on Syria, that stance put France in conflict with Russia, Assad's main international backer.
|
|
I truly believe anyone who is in conflict deserves the right to save themselves and the people around them.
|
|
" He also credits the police department with training in conflict de-escalation "far before cities across America did it.
|
|
Watch: Community in Conflict: Hasidic Jews & Backlash Video She went to the meeting with the Vaad with her husband.
|
|
In Westworld, the android makers dream of human machines, but they repeatedly come in conflict with their corporate bosses.
|
|
Keeping a standardized track of attacks on health facilities and workers has been a major challenge in conflict zones.
|
|
I don't see a big bounce in oil unless there's a huge escalation in conflict in the middle east.
|
|
The United Nations children's agency UNICEF said last year 27 million children were out of school in conflict zones.
|
|
Keeping a standardised track of attacks on health facilities and workers has been a major challenge in conflict zones.
|
|
This can put the nation in conflict with Jewish communities abroad that might normally be natural defenders of Israel.
|
|
Aijaz Khan's "Hamid" is about the unusual connection between a precocious boy and a soldier in conflict-ridden Kashmir.
|
|
" Democratic U.S. Senator Chris Murphy said Trump's statements appeared in conflict: "Wait a minute... I thought we defeated ISIS.
|
|
Around the world, 22 million out-of-school children of primary education age live in conflict areas, it said.
|
|
Colvin, 56, a Yale graduate who reported on the war's human toll, had worked in conflict zones for years.
|
|
In 2018, according to the UN peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan, 3,804 civilians were killed in conflict, including 927 children.
|
|
Rather, policymakers need new mechanisms that put the interests of workers and shareholders in harmony, rather than in conflict.
|
|
Plan International surveyed 449 girls aged between 10 and 19 in conflict-hit parts of Cameroon, Niger and Nigeria.
|
|
Sunday's tweet makes clear that when their interests are directly in conflict, Trump favors Chinese workers over American workers.
|
|
Instead, this is about how OSU, specifically Lissner, must accommodate two students with disabilities whose accommodations are in conflict.
|
|
I'm a journalist who often covers this exact issue: access to reproductive health care in conflict and crisis zones.
|
|
Why it matters: These three statements seem to be in conflict with recent actions and tweets by President Trump.
|
|
The laws come in conflict with the Constitution, with the economic needs of the state, and against our values.
|
|
With no support, more farmers in conflict settings will have no choice than to move within or across borders.
|
|
Still, Bennett pushes back against the idea that football is by nature in conflict with his commitment to peace.
|
|
Fulanis are Muslim and the communities with which they are in conflict in central Nigeria tend to be Christian.
|
|
Studies of incarcerated rapists — even men who admit to keeping sex slaves in conflict zones — find a similar disconnect.
|
|
The signature Syrian spice, caught up in conflict, became scarce in the United States just as its popularity boomed.
|
|
The silliness is often in conflict with the way Östlund uses his camera, with precise framings that cause uneasiness.
|
|
Financial decisions need to take into account the other person's thoughts, which are often in conflict with one's own.
|
|
In "Conflict in the Classroom," a sketch recently staged at Skidmore College, a statistics "class" discusses correlation and causation.
|
|
There's no visual representation of conflict in the section, despite some of these countries still being entrenched in conflict.
|
|
He instead pointed to Iran, noting the presence of Iranian-backed militants in conflict zones like Syria and Iraq.
|
|
The source told Yoon that China is afraid those purchases could put them in conflict with other trading partners.
|
|
But this new breed of silicon is spreading rapidly, and Intel is increasingly a company in conflict with itself.
|
|
Mr. Bharara, the official said, replied that that was in conflict with Mr. Trump asking him to stay on.
|
|
More and more frequently, my identity as a Zionist places me in conflict with the feminist movement of 2017.
|
|
When U.S. forces are in conflict, satellites provide them with communications, navigation, reconnaissance, tactical missile detection and weapons targeting.
|
|
There was always a choice involved in conflict and was relatively easily stoppable with communication and cooperation between parties.
|
|
Local regulations would be in conflict with this, and could result in a less effective and confusing patchwork system.
|
|
In the physical markets, Gazprom can create artificial shortages to exert influence over European nations in conflict with Russia.
|
|
The background for CBO's creation lies in conflict between President Richard Nixon and Congress, which was then controlled by Democrats.
|
|
Somalia has been mired in conflict since 1991, when clan warlords overthrew a dictator and then turned on each other.
|
|
You all clearly value this lovely community and waterfront property, so you all have more in common than in conflict.
|
|
At present, Libya's oil patch does not appear to have been significantly impacted by the recent flare-up in conflict.
|
|
It sold a subsidiary in 2002 after UN experts accused it of trading in conflict minerals in the Congolese war.
|
|
"China can be a very important honest broker, trying to bring together some that are involved in conflict," he said.
|
|
This is actually better for profits in the long run, he argues: society and shareholders need not be in conflict.
|
|
The measure — sponsored by the Netherlands, Kuwait, Ivory Coast and Sweden — authorizes an early-warning system for hunger in conflict.
|
|
That's in conflict with Israel's policy, in place for over a decade, of keeping the West Bank and Gaza separate.
|
|
And now, their most recent EP, RBB, makes the case that these two moods don't have to be in conflict.
|
|
She is contributor for Women Under Siege, a Women's Media Center initiative dedicated to tackling rape in conflict zones worldwide.
|
|
The NCSC would be empowered to order removal of "cyber threats" and override other laws when they are in conflict.
|
|
South Sudan erupted in conflict in 2013 because of a dispute between Kiir and his former vice president Riek Machar.
|
|
But he's increasingly in conflict with Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the guy who actually runs shit in the country.
|
|
Indeed, in her account, Berlin conjures an improbable world in which management and frontline workers lived in conflict-free bonhomie.
|
|
Zuma has said he is not in conflict with Gordhan and the country's top prosecutor has denied any political motivation.
|
|
They feel very confused or they feel that they are in conflict with their faith because of who they are.
|
|
She has also stated that, in situations where religious liberty and sexual liberty are in conflict, sexual liberty should win.
|
|
Russia's goal in Syria is in conflict with ours; their allies are our enemies and the enemies of our allies.
|
|
The restaurant only serves food from countries with which the US is in conflict, changing its identity every few months.
|
|
The goal is to foster dialogue on how the international community can more effectively engage in conflict prevention and management.
|
|
It also could be in conflict with Congress's budget, as the Budget Committee is eyeing a $621 billion defense budget.
|
|
Russia has relied on -- but never officially acknowledged the existence of -- mercenary firms in conflict zones in Syria and Ukraine.
|
|
He maintained that there have always been two separate nations in India — the Hindu and the Muslim — constantly in conflict.
|
|
Former American officials involved say that the king worried an American counterattack might embroil the kingdom in conflict as well.
|
|
In only two of Carlson's works, the archfiend appears solo; typically, he is depicted in conflict with a human character.
|
|
In other words, the values he holds around public service outrank the values he holds in conflict with the president.
|
|
Although Saint Columba's original monastery was burned down in conflict, it has since been rebuilt and used for public worship.
|
|
Meanwhile, the Kurds, who backed that invasion, are in conflict with the Shi'ite-led government over land and oil resources.
|
|
Whether the annual hunt is legal is unclear, as some federal and international laws are in conflict with one another.
|
|
Lindsey Graham said, a man who came to accept that his honor and his imperfections would always be in conflict.
|
|
If political talks break down in a country in conflict, it continues, how long should a United Nations mission remain?
|
|
He warned that because India and Pakistan had nuclear weapons, the stakes were too high for any "miscalculation" in conflict.
|
|
"We will also ensure that the United Nations resolutions and ship-related US sanctions are not in conflict," said Baik.
|
|
Several of these missiles may now be operational, and in conflict would pose a serious threat to the U.S. military.
|
|
But now they are often in conflict with each other and struggling to prove their relevance amid China's growing power.
|
|
"His struggle comes from caring about Roncalli and being in conflict with what they've done to me," Shelly told me.
|
|
The family supported a nonprofit organization, Seeds of Peace, that trains prospective leaders from around the world in conflict resolution.
|
|
In Eisenstein's thinking, which was tinged with violence, individual shots are not so much as linked together, but in conflict.
|
|
Thus Christie had an "imperfect situation to work with which was in conflict with the campaign post-election," the source said.
|
|
What do you get when you have industries invested in conflict going to the most conflict prone regions in the world?
|
|
Concerns about an inverted yield curve giving way to recession puts Sri-Kumar in conflict with DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach.
|
|
Otherwise the final hopes of thousands of innocent people in conflict zones, and those that treat them, will die as well.
|
|
That is, of course, until the bears learn bad habits that put them in conflict with humans, like strolling into homes.
|
|
The gold standard for airport security is Israel, which exists in conflict with many of its neighbors in the Middle East.
|
|
Cheap though Sesame may be, scraping the necessary money together in a region enmeshed in conflict has been no mean feat.
|
|
Earlier, he co-founded Muslim Youth Helpline, a counselling service, and co-founded Reos Partners, a firm specialising in conflict resolution.
|
|
In conflict zones, farmers who once had the means to plant several different crops may only be able to plant one.
|
|
Though Hezbollah and Israel say they are not interested in conflict, the tensions could easily spill over into another Lebanon war.
|
|
" Stewart concluded by saying that the reason why Americans continue to live in conflict is because America itself is not "natural.
|
|
The fight is far from over—the patent judges must first decide whether the two side's claims are really in conflict.
|
|
Lessin said she believes in conflict of interest disclosures and said she would have included whatever language the editors had requested.
|
|
Both of those require getting a lot of different people on board with each other whose needs are often in conflict.
|
|
Until the attack on President Maduro, this tactic has been observed only in conflict zones, from Iraq and Syria, to Ukraine.
|
|
Ahead of the announcement, lawmakers and human rights advocacy groups criticized the move as a threat to civilians in conflict zones.
|
|
"I call upon the international community to hold its responsibilities to protect women from sexual violence in conflict zones," she added.
|
|
Canada is pushing a climate-change agenda in the talks, in conflict with Trump's pledge to revive the U.S. coal industry.
|
|
Seven years after Muammar Gaddafi was toppled, the OPEC member also remains mired in conflict between rival governments and armed groups.
|
|
"If we're genuinely serious about supporting vulnerable people, we need to be doing disaster risk reduction in conflict settings," Peters said.
|
|
Although both ideologies found themselves in conflict with fascism and shared a certain rebellious appeal, the two currents never quite meshed.
|
|
So in not allowing terminations of nonviable pregnancies after 24 weeks, New York's state law was in conflict with federal law.
|
|
The event itself will benefit UNICEF's Education in Emergencies fund, which works to provide uninterrupted schooling for kids in conflict zones.
|
|
And yet, my support for Corinne and disappointment in DeMario feel in conflict with the questions nagging me about this situation.
|
|
Russia has a history of turning to classical music for morale in conflict, using talented artists to display its cultural strengths.
|
|
COMMAND AND CONTROL International law normally requires proportionality in conflict and attempts to draw a distinction between military and civilian targets.
|
|
His testimony appears to be in conflict with that of the former FBI director as to whether the leaks were authorized.
|
|
"Everyone in Lebanon is holding tight and worried ... we're seeing now that we may again be engulfed in conflict," said Jaber.
|
|
"He also said he was a member of Hezbollah," a Shiite group in conflict with Al Qaeda and the Islamic State.
|
|
Women have a vested interest in conflict resolution, since all resolutions will affect them and they represent half of the population.
|
|
But CPJ reports that the number of journalists who were killed in conflict zones dipped to the lowest level since 2011.
|
|
Lessin said she believes in conflict of interest disclosures and said she would have included whatever language the editors had requested.
|
|
Kenneth Yalowitz directs the MA Program in Conflict Resolution at Georgetown University and is a former ambassador to Belarus and Georgia.
|
|
Washington and Brussels are already in conflict after U.S. President Donald Trump subjected EU steel and aluminum imports to punitive tariffs.
|
|
It's almost like this is a necessary reminder that we're still knee-deep in conflict, but somehow we're anesthetized from them.
|
|
Northern Ireland has seen a spike in conflict in recent months, but tensions can be traced back more than 50 years.
|
|
What distinguishes these early texts is that sense of shadow, one in conflict with the idealistic desire for goodness and wholeness.
|
|
Keeping Syria poor, divided, and in conflict will, however, create precisely the desperation that leads young men to embrace militant violence.
|
|
At this time, my thoughts turn immediately to all survivors of rape and sexual violence in conflict zones around the world.
|
|
Experts at global research organization the World Resources Institute praised the inclusion of climate change as a factor in conflict risk.
|
|
That's somewhat in conflict with the political reality that Biden is topping the early 2020 polls, even before he's technically announced.
|
|
More broadly, experts in conflict management would argue, we'd all be well served by avoiding the mental trap of overgeneralized fear.
|
|
All those sub-goals which once seemed to dovetail so naturally with your main goal are now in conflict with it.
|
|
Mr. Boulez was in conflict with the French Ministry of Culture and refusing to conduct any orchestras in his native France.
|
|
Over the course of the past decade, it has addressed ethical issues in conflict photography and revisited overlooked — or underappreciated — masters.
|
|
From 2010 to 2012, I was living in Tel Aviv and I was doing an M.A. in conflict resolution and mediation.
|
|
Research shows that when women are involved in conflict resolution and peacebuilding, peace is more likely to persist by 35 percent.
|
|
She has worked for over 30 years as a reporter in conflict zones in the Balkans, Africa and the Middle East.
|
|
"I was resting with my parents in one room when it happened," he told the Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC).
|
|
But that version would have been in conflict with the $2023 billion defense base budget being eyed by the Budget Committee.
|
|
After she witnesses police shoot her unarmed childhood friend, Starr finds herself in conflict with her two worlds more than ever.
|
|
They studied sociology or philosophy; they specialized in conflict resolution, peace building, minority rights, things like the creation of civil society.
|
|
They studied sociology or philosophy; they specialized in conflict resolution, peace building, minority rights, things like the creation of civil society.
|
|
They explained that such moves either risk escalation, reduce U.S. surveillance capabilities or exceed the traditional standard of proportionality in conflict.
|
|
Aid agencies say the true figure is likely to be far higher given the difficulties of verifying accounts in conflict zones.
|
|
Yemen has been mired in conflict since 2014, when rebels aligned with Iran, known as the Houthis, seized the capital, Sana.
|
|
Almost any outcome increases the perception that institutions are politicized or in conflict with Mr. Trump, which hurts him as well.
|
|
From my perspective, I think that it would be in conflict with federal law, and we have to follow the law.
|
|
As debates over gender and sexuality grow ever more contentious, sexual violence in conflict continues to disproportionately impact women and girls.
|
|
"Bannon may be taking on a representation role that would place him in conflict with his post-employment restrictions," they add.
|
|
So do you feel like you and the Church of Scientology are going to sort of be in conflict in perpetuity?
|
|
In fact, Russia sees that it is already in conflict with the West in every domain except direct and deliberate military clashes.
|
|
They looked at art work being showcased at the Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict at the ExCel convention center.
|
|
The culture ministry said Friday's accord included a commitment to enable such restorers and art experts to join missions in conflict zones.
|
|
Others actually enjoy playing the complex real-time strategy game (against human players) that puts alien races in conflict with one another.
|
|
Our source says Kanye's a big-time believer in conflict bringing change, and thinks Trump's campaign will spark conversation on both sides.
|
|
And if it's true that the president can't be in conflict over his business holdings, what might that mean for U.S. business?
|
|
The Oscar-winning actress and Hague have become an unlikely double-act on campaigning to end sexual violence against women in conflict.
|
|
However, a ban would be in conflict with EU law because glyphosate is cleared for use in the bloc until December 2022.
|
|
But the terrifying thing is the continued impunity of the perpetrators of sexual violence in conflict areas and in non-conflict areas.
|
|
Deng said in the 1980s that China's backwardness and low productivity were in conflict with the growing material needs of its people.
|
|
Somalia has been mired in conflict since 1991, when clan-based warlords overthrew dictator Siad Barre and then turned on each other.
|
|
You're neck-deep in conflict now, and there's hardly anywhere to go but darker (assuming this is a continuing story, of course).
|
|
His time in Alaska involved a lot if "fighting," Bryan said, explaining that the suspect was often in conflict with his girlfriend.
|
|
As the prospects emerge of a historic diplomatic breakthrough between the Holy See and China, two very different impulses are in conflict.
|
|
I never faced rejection on the basis of religion, and my queer identity was never in conflict with my belief in God.
|
|
The U.N. World Food Program reported in March that between 108 and 124 million people in conflict situations suffer from severe malnutrition.
|
|
It tells an extraordinary story — one of fewer and fewer people dying in conflict as the past 70 years have gone on.
|
|
She emphasises new research in immunology that suggests different cells are often in conflict with each other rather than working in concert.
|
|
Prosthetic arms can cost up to $40,000 - making them unaffordable for most people - particularly refugees in conflict areas, said Sangho Yi, Mand.
|
|
Specifically, there are three key steps the administration can take to strengthen US commitment to preventing the use of children in conflict.
|
|
Opposition: Ahead of the announcement, lawmakers and human rights advocacy groups criticized the move as a threat to civilians in conflict zones.
|
|
The Carol search party, which sees five integral fighters leave in two separate parties, is also a shameless exercise in conflict building.
|
|
The nurse, Sonja Nientiet, has worked for the ICRC since 2014 in conflict zones, including Syria and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
|
|
In conflict, unchecked emotion makes you dig your heels in and fight the kind of battle that can leave you severely damaged.
|
|
This comes on top of supplies being taken off the market in Iran due to U.S. sanctions and in conflict-ridden Venezuela.
|
|
Seventy-five lawmakers from Borissov's GERB party had asked the court to determine if the treaty was in conflict with the constitution.
|
|
The Court found the EO to be in conflict with this provision that protect immigrants seeking visas from discrimination based on nationality.
|
|
My work in conflict resolution has taught me that disputes are not so easily reconciled, and relationships are not so easily settled.
|
|
She sports a robotic arm — her human one was severed in conflict — and worries she'll lose her sister, Ify, at any minute.
|
|
When you confront those with whom you are in conflict, you immediately realize that they are fully human, just as you are.
|
|
I have a bachelor's from the Elliott School of International Affairs at George Washington University, with a concentration in conflict and security.
|
|
Lauren Wolfe is a journalist and the director of Women Under Siege, a Women's Media Center initiative on sexualized violence in conflict.
|
|
For House Republicans, it is especially important to define their own future, distinct from the president but not in conflict with him.
|
|
Progressive California has often found itself in conflict with the federal government over policy issues, particularly when it comes to the environment.
|
|
Known as the Stabilization Assistance Review or SAR, it's the result of years of interagency friction over institutional rolls in conflict environments.
|
|
Free from the bureaucratic and security strictures of U.S. government civilian operations, USIP's personnel remain longer, and range further, in conflict zones.
|
|
" In an apparent allusion to Fujimorismo's divisive image, PPK told supporters late on Sunday night: "We don't want a country in conflict.
|
|
My first trip was when the Sudanese were bombing on the Chadian side, and the Chadian and Sudanese governments were in conflict.
|
|
"Books aren't just commodities; the profit motive is often in conflict with the aims of art," Le Guin said during her speech.
|
|
And of course those two things can be in conflict if you're moving from more widely distributed platforms to less distributed platforms.
|
|
The government's gains have brought it to a point where any new military campaign risks putting it in conflict with foreign powers.
|
|
The demand for peacekeepers in conflict zones is greater than ever, requiring the United Nations to persuade more countries to contribute troops.
|
|
Heidi needs to work and wants to do good, and she realizes, with slowly dawning horror, that those aims are in conflict.
|
|
Mr. Poppe, who has previously worked as a war photographer, also partly drew on his experience working in conflict areas like Afghanistan.
|
|
The negative and simplified stereotypes are needed in order to simplify the conflict excluding discoveries of similarities between the groups in conflict.
|
|
The U.S. and Iran are in conflict, Hong Kong is still protesting and we now know why dogs can melt our hearts.
|
|
There are basically three unhealthy ways to participate in conflict: you can be a bulldozer, a doormat or a doormat with spikes.
|
|
Those likely to be deported to Afghanistan — mired in conflict since the US-led invasion of 2001 — will be of particular concern.
|
|
Some of those meetings are about classic UN issues like peacekeeping in conflict-ravaged countries in sub-Saharan Africa or tackling famine.
|
|
Sweden has welcomed more refugees from Syria and other countries in conflict than any other country in Europe, relative to its population.
|
|
Just 7 percent of eligible children in conflict areas in the southern Philippines were immunized against measles this year, the WHO said.
|
|
This surge in conflict has jeopardized Russia's efforts to extend "deconfliction zones" in Syria as a stepping stone to a broader settlement.
|
|
The Oromo people are Ethiopia's largest ethnic group but have been marginalized for decades and are often in conflict with the government.
|
|
Is the goal of eliminating partisan gerrymandering in conflict with the goal of making sure minority communities have an effective electoral voice?
|
|
Some of the last Jews living in conflict-racked Yemen have been brought to Israel, after a secret assignment by Israeli authorities.
|
|
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has in the past expressed frustration with the FML method of counting U.S. troops in conflict zones.
|
|
In the last two years since I have been here, 80 percent of our major outbreaks have been in conflict-affected areas.
|
|
The folks who are bringing you "American Idol" again are in conflict over racial composition of the judge's panel ... TMZ has learned.
|
|
The challenge in front of us now is in reaching the most neglected populations, communities in conflict, and in closing the funding gaps.
|
|
After all, what is a country's foundation but the foundational tragedies of all of its citizens, butting up against each other in conflict?
|
|
And I believe, as an evangelical, that the position my community takes on guns is in conflict with our most deeply held principles.
|
|
I think often we try to find comedy in conflict, and show people doing weird or terrible things to each other as funny.
|
|
Officials had stopped the other man twice before because of his suspected involvement in killings in conflict areas, Colonel Bassam Atieh told reporters.
|
|
Green said the United States had spent $8 billion on aid in 2017, of which 80 percent went to services in conflict zones.
|
|
High-concept comedies are often terrible, but at least this one has some built-in conflict to keep it from getting too crazy.
|
|
Analysis of the radio signals, now becoming analogue audiovisual broadcasts, revealed a bipedal race organized along geo-tribal lines, and constantly in conflict.
|
|
"The strong religious orientation of much of the population is in conflict with the LGBT stuff, we're working through those conversations," he says.
|
|
His desires are in conflict with the heteronormative religious views held by his family and the faith community in which he was raised.
|
|
This is in conflict with a feeling of entitlement that arises for many based on the regular flow of income toward insurance premiums.
|
|
Libya itself is caught in conflict between two rival factions and their armed allies who have established two governments and two competing parliaments.
|
|
Instead, politicians are most often hostile toward particular scientific findings or communities that tell them things in conflict with their values and interests.
|
|
People often engage in conflict over land and water, some of whom use violence against women as a way to send a message.
|
|
At times, the strings and electronics are in concert with one another; at others, they're in conflict, pushing and pulling to create tension.
|
|
Central African Republic has been in conflict since 2013, when mainly Muslim rebels ousted the former president, prompting reprisals from mostly Christian militias.
|
|
The LGBTQ groups organizing the two parades are actually in conflict with one another, each side trying to shut the other march down.
|
|
It's so much fun to see them interact, both in support and in conflict, and inevitably in romance (thankfully, no love triangles here).
|
|
"We cannot use civilians in conflict," al-Marri said, pointing out that ordinary people are bearing the the brunt of the Gulf action.
|
|
Bilateral, two-sided apologies—when both members of a couple recognize their role in conflict—can be signs of a highly functional relationship.
|
|
A number of ethnic groups in conflict with the Burmese army inhabit both sides of the border, including the Kachin, Shan and Palaung.
|
|
Kang said South Korea was seeking to host an international conference on sexual violence in conflict in the first half of this year.
|
|
I brought conflict resolution into the program because I felt that we needed to address how they relate to each other in conflict.
|
|
Matthew Gault is a contributing editor at VICE and host of the War College podcast, a weekly discussion about a world in conflict.
|
|
Cars and bikes are often seen as inherently in conflict, but both POC and Volvo share a commitment to keeping their customers safe.
|
|
There's an explicit analogy to the Hutus and Tutsis, the tribes in Rwanda and Burundi embroiled in conflict at the time (Fall '96).
|
|
Haley, the US ambassador, said, "we are encouraged by the Secretary-General's focus on improved UN coordination on trafficking of persons in conflict."
|
|
The U.N. agencies dire depiction of the country's current humanitarian crisis came after fighting in conflict-ravaged Yemen passed the 1,000-day mark.
|
|
Libya has been mired in conflict ever since, creating a jihadist playground and a jumping-off point for migrants desperate to reach Europe.
|
|
Chuck and Wendy are independent, career-driven individuals who have ambitions separate from their marriage, and which now happen to be in conflict.
|
|
"The language the employee used in the video is in conflict with the values of the Hamden Public School System," the district said.
|
|
By speaking to the ICRC we were able to add some authentic details, such as how they mark their vehicles in conflict areas.
|
|
The problem with this particular outbreak, Fischer says, is the difficulty health care workers have in reaching possibly infected people in conflict areas.
|
|
Not to mention, that many diamond mines are in conflict zones, and consumers may worry about mining profits supporting violence in the region.
|
|
Mr. Muse finds the fiery rebellious streak that emerges as Gaye finds his voice and sometimes finds himself in conflict with his boss.
|
|
Yemen, the Arab world's poorest country, has been embroiled in conflict since 2014, when the Houthis seized the capital, Sana, and other cities.
|
|
It's a benefit single for Children in Conflict, which helps children affected by war; the war in the song is a private one.
|
|
It's an almost clinical study of working conditions and labor discontent, set at an elevator factory whose employees are in conflict with management.
|
|
I wanted to go to the voices of the unheard and take something I was in conflict with and make something of beauty.
|
|
In 2017, my organization, Center for Civilians in Conflict, piloted the creation of Community Civilian Protection Councils (CCPC) in several provinces of Afghanistan.
|
|
He said the US military would adhere to the "laws of armed conflict," which prohibit the deliberate destruction of cultural sites in conflict.
|
|
But nonetheless, if we're ever in conflict with anybody, you have to worry about what they can bring to counter our space capabilities.
|
|
A brewing battle with AppleBlix has been locked in conflict with Apple for some time now, butting heads over its email app Bluemail.
|
|
At Tufts's experimental college, he recently taught a course in conflict resolution that examined legal cases, psychology and the study of brain function.
|
|
The core strategic objective of American foreign policy, the containment of Communism, was frequently in conflict with robust support for American businesses abroad.
|
|
"They can put their savings in conflict-free investments like mutual funds or they can pick a different line of work," Warren said.
|
|
The CRS report found that the administration's interpretation "would appear to be in conflict with a plain reading" of the healthcare reform act.
|
|
"It's a first by police," said Peter Singer, author of "Wired for War," a book on the use of robots in conflict zones.
|
|
Such a charge could rekindle concerns over the expansion of both hate crime and terrorism laws, particularly in conflict with free speech principles.
|
|
Like the eponymous team it follows, Hunters has a list of goals, and some of those goals are in conflict with one another.
|
|
Vine spent its final years in conflict with some of its biggest stars, and never figured out how to help them make money.
|
|
In the short term, we need to find ways to provide greater security to health workers who risk their lives in conflict zones.
|
|
"Employers in our area are saying they're seeing a rise in conflict and the inability of diverse teams to solve problems," he said.
|
|
"Employers in our area are saying they're seeing a rise in conflict and the inability of diverse teams to solve problems," he said.
|
|
Lack of access for aid and aid workers is another factor which limits the ability to bring relief to civilians caught in conflict.
|
|
To put it simply, the public interest and the profit structure of IOUs have slipped out of sync and are now in conflict.
|
|
King's "recent statements are in conflict with our values and we are no longer contributing to his campaign," the company said on Twitter.
|
|
This is particularly the case now that the Islamic State has emerged in Afghanistan, in conflict with both the government and the Taliban.
|
|
Alison Rapp was terminated due to violation of an internal company policy involving holding a second job in conflict with Nintendo's corporate culture.
|
|
And the live action and the video images, so often imbalanced or in conflict in similar mixed-media endeavors, are extraordinarily well calibrated.
|
|
This form of visual noise and presentational excess offers up the possibility of multiple interpreations that may be in conflict with each other.
|
|
But many of the countries involved in the BRI are authoritarian, corrupt, and in conflict — risky places for China to invest money in.
|
|
Money-transfer firms, especially those handling remittances to poor countries, and charities that work in conflict zones, have been hit hard by this "derisking".
|
|
The Cold War was global between two blocs of countries where it was ideological; there were two global political systems that were in conflict.
|
|
" He doesn't think the two approaches are in conflict: "I've always viewed [string theory and loop quantum gravity] as parts of the same description.
|
|
That's investing in conflict, instead of really taking a serious look and say, 'What ... what are the big excuses that these guys are using?
|
|
It's about acknowledging that danger and violence faced by women and girls in conflict settings are not just by-products of the crises themselves.
|
|
For their part, the Saudis want to solidify and strengthen U.S. and British diplomatic and military backing while they remain in conflict with Iran.
|
|
Quraishi was pursuing a master's in conflict resolution at George Mason University in Virginia, said Abdullah Khodadad, spokesman for the Afghan Embassy in Washington.
|
|
There are areas where the U.S. and Saudi Arabia are in conflict, and political elites across the board "reflect those feelings," according to Weinberg.
|
|
Libya has been in conflict and chaos since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, with competing governments and armed groups vying for control.
|
|
First, there is no longer any business model for credit rating agencies to operate under that doesn't have a built-in conflict of interest.
|
|
This is true in countries such as Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen through the heightened consequences of droughts and floods in conflict areas.
|
|
Lauren Wolfe is an award-winning journalist and the director of Women Under Siege, a Women's Media Center initiative on sexualized violence in conflict.
|
|
Mwangi said 21 had been a difficult year due to a depreciation in regional currencies against the dollar, especially in conflict-stricken South Sudan.
|
|
Kidnapping has become more frequent in conflict-ridden Afghanistan in recent years, with Afghans of all income levels, as well as foreigners, potential targets.
|
|
Apocalypse, will tap into Magneto's hatred for humans, once again putting him in conflict with Charles, who still believes in humanity's capacity for goodness.
|
|
This is taking a heavy toll on businesses operating in conflict areas, forcing some to suspend operations in the states of Guerrero and Guanajuato.
|
|
Refugees and people in conflict zones are vulnerable to trafficking, advocates say, and ISIS has been documented putting refugees into various forms of slavery.
|
|
Boeing's claim that the sale to Iran Air will support 100,000 U.S. jobs appears to be in conflict with Boeing's shrinking U.S. employment numbers.
|
|
He lauded the volunteers and health workers who sacrificed their lives in conflict areas of political, religious and social division to get children vaccinated.
|
|
The president has said he is not in conflict with Gordhan and the country's top prosecutor has denied that the charges are politically motivated.
|
|
Some 1,366 civilians died in conflict in the first six months of the year, a report from the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said.
|
|
Federalism, the idea that state and local governments can and should pursue policies independent of (and even in conflict with) the federal government's priorities.
|
|
Over the course of the week, those men often seemed not just in conflict with Trump but also unclear on what exactly he believed.
|
|
In Ukraine a state still locked in conflict with pro-Russian separatists after decades of Soviet domination rumour and mistrust are also highly contagious.
|
|
When we invest in the next generation's safety, health and education, we stop the cycle of violence and support stability in conflict affected regions.
|
|
Five years after the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 and the annexation of Crimea, Ukraine remain locked in conflict with Russian-backed separatists.
|
|
Nevertheless, Putin surely must pine for the early days of his reign when political and economic success were intertwined, rather than directly in conflict.
|
|
In Ukraine a state still locked in conflict with pro-Russian separatists after decades of Soviet domination rumor and mistrust are also highly contagious.
|
|
A decade ago most of our humanitarian assistance went to natural disasters, but today more than 85033 percent provides lifesaving support in conflict zones.
|
|
Zakharov has said that he worked in conflict resolution for Russian intelligence in the restive Russian republics of Chechnya and Dagestan in the 1990s.
|
|
But for Mr. Kerry, reaching this deal has become a personal mission, one that at times put him in conflict with the White House.
|
|
Ensuring the safety of your private information, whether it be personal or for business, is not wholly in conflict with maintaining national security however.
|
|
Around the edges of where they are allowed to live they are constantly in conflict with people who hunt them–and that's just Africa.
|
|
Many of them work in conflict zones, and in the past the Indian government has arranged large air and sea operations to evacuate them.
|
|
It's about areas in conflict and the people affected, like conducting surveys to determine how prevalent NTDs are in the refugee camps in Ethiopia.
|
|
Last month, the Safeguarding Health in Conflict Coalition released a sobering report on attacks on healthcare in 19 countries in 85033 and early 2016.
|
|
The Israel model The gold standard for airport security is Israel, which exists in conflict with many of its neighbors in the Middle East.
|
|
The decision to exclude the provisions rebuffs a request from Defense Secretary James Mattis and puts the bill in conflict with the House's version.
|
|
And keeping the United States embroiled in conflict in northeast Asia helps Moscow sells itself as a reliable security and economic partner to Beijing.
|
|
He is the ego in conflict with the super-ego of the political establishment: Negotiations and treaties are for wimps, and so are razors.
|
|
"I personally really admire him," said Keshav Bhattarai, a student at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan University, where he is specializing in conflict, peace, and development studies.
|
|
And in each of those years, thousands of Americans found themselves commemorating Thanksgiving in conflict zones far from home and apart from their families.
|
|
Never mind that nearly every president since Dwight Eisenhower has safely visited soldiers in conflict zones from Vietnam and Korea to Iraq and Afghanistan.
|
|
Context: China and Taiwan have been in conflict over the island's status since 1949, when forces defeated by Mao Zedong retreated to the island.
|
|
This is not the place for a big garlicky number or a spicy mustardy one to be in conflict with the artichoke's subtle nature.
|
|
His opposition to European migration policy and his call for a "cultural counterrevolution" in Europe put him in conflict with the European Union's leadership.
|
|
Many abortion opponents argue that providers don't actually have a close relationship with their patients, and that, in fact, their interests are in conflict.
|
|
But now comes the even bigger challenge of swift implementation and ensuring that successive administrations continue this commitment to protecting civilian lives in conflict.
|
|
Last week, President Donald Trump loosened restrictions on the use of landmines by the US military in conflict areas, reversing an Obama-era policy.
|
|
Internationally, hunger can lead to political unrest, which then makes hunger worse by delaying or eliminating work in conflict regions to combat food insecurity.
|
|
Currently, 6900 percent of the world's hungry live in conflict areas, and ten of the world's 2628 worst food crises are driven by conflict.
|
|
Each man represents a nation in conflict with the other; speaking with them, I wondered what path either could see out of the situation.
|
|
Some more traditional rappers certainly thrived this decade, but it should come as no surprise that they regularly found themselves in conflict with Drake.
|
|
But in conflict zones the microbes will always have the advantage because they are able to reach people in places health workers cannot go.
|
|
Haphazard clearing of the forest is forcing the animals into plantations as they search for food and shelter, resulting in conflict with plantation workers.
|
|
Species considered to be "in conflict" with humans, such as wild boar, were predominantly photographed in areas and zones evacuated by humans, Beasley said.
|
|
Although this claim is in conflict with the evidence, it is consistent with the goal of maximum rewards to (and donations from) the industry.
|
|
Indeed, when it comes to dealing with Tehran, key U.S. allies the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia clearly already consider themselves in conflict.
|
|
More than 12,000 children were killed or maimed in conflict in 2018, and violent attacks on them have continued in 2019, according to UNICEF.
|
|
In a war of choice, it would be better not to engage the North in conflict so as to spare Seoul's at-risk population.
|
|
"They can put their savings in conflict-free investments like mutual funds or they can pick a different line of work," she said then.
|
|
So Ennis took his bachelor's degree and transferred yet again, to Oregon, where he is getting a master's degree in conflict and dispute resolution.
|
|
A law passed in Arizona last year threatens to withhold shared state revenue from local governments that adopt ordinances in conflict with state policy.
|
|
She brooks no dissent and finds herself in conflict both with an independent-minded underling (Dianna Agron) and with the modernizing archbishop (Denis O'Hare).
|
|
"The fact that Ukraine is in conflict with Russia means it is good to show that Ukraine is less dependent on Russia," he said.
|
|
" And on the geopolitical situation around the world: "Major portions of the world are in conflict, and some, in fact, are going to hell.
|
|
But the project of fashioning an ethnoreligious American identity has always been in conflict with a dominant and defining American impulse: to get rich.
|
|
Road to Peace works with organizations around the world to help build alliances between communities in conflict and facilitate specialized medical care for refugee children.
|
|
The United Nations denied the Post&aposs reporting that he served as a youth ambassador for the U.N. special representative on sexual violence in conflict.
|
|
Road to Peace works with groups around the world to help build alliances between communities in conflict and facilitate specialized medical care for refugee children.
|
|
As Operation Emperor continued, Spanish police say they learned they were dealing with a number of overlapping Chinese networks, sometimes collaborating and sometimes in conflict.
|
|
"Indonesia continues to be actively involved in conflict resolution in the South China Sea through peaceful negotiations after," Widodo said, referring directly to the ruling.
|
|
She will be able to shape her own agenda without worrying that in some way her agenda may be in conflict with policies or politics.
|
|
Authorities have struggled to contain the disease partly because health workers have been repeatedly attacked in conflict-ravaged eastern Congo, the epicenter of the outbreak.
|
|
The bill would not only criminalize doctors, but would also restrict abortion access as early as the first trimester, in conflict with Roe v. Wade.
|
|
Some of the data may be outdated or imprecise because of lags in data reporting or in conflict zones, such as Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq.
|
|
The British anthropologist-turned-jeweler, renowned for her luxury, ethically sourced gems, travels the world, working with local tribal communities and often in conflict zones.
|
|
Abramson did not give figures for 2014, saying data was constantly being revised due to difficulties in gathering it, especially in conflict zones like Syria.
|
|
What I'd really like to do is find musicians in conflict regions, and have them tell their personal stories, and record their music with them.
|
|
It features 35 movies focusing on the discrimination and social stigma faced by survivors of warzone rape and other forms of sexual violence in conflict.
|
|
Babis, finance minister from 22013 until May this year, has admitted being at some points in conflict of interest but has denied abusing the position.
|
|
Today there is less respect for the rules of war, the international laws that protect people in conflict zones who are not fighting, Thomle said.
|
|
His chaotic management style is already putting him in conflict with bureaucrats and military men whose entire training has been within in well-regulated systems.
|
|
" In the introduction to "Fire and Fury," Wolff writes many of the accounts provided "are in conflict with one another" and may be "badly untrue.
|
|
His emphasis on Nigerian culture occasionally put him in conflict with the writers, who were younger and well versed in American and British pop culture.
|
|
The White House has said it wants Congress to pass legislation on the issue, though Trump's signals on recent days have repeatedly been in conflict.
|
|
If Congress were to enact a new law limiting the power of the president in conflict of interest situations, such a law would be prospective.
|
|
In Yuuki's newsroom, the disaster sets a sense of mission and ambitions for a career-making scoop in conflict with old grudges and departmental feuds.
|
|
The environments the ICRC's virtual reality team creates are generic rather than featuring specific countries, but they are based on video shot in conflict zones.
|
|
Around the globe, nearly one in five children – 2628 million kids – were living in conflict zones in 28500, up 6900 million from the year before.
|
|
"There is this short-term, profit-driven real estate logic in conflict here with an extremely likely long-term trend toward environmental instability," he said.
|
|
Intelligence officials have hinted at a greater need to understand societal trends in conflict regions, which undoubtedly involves, in practitioner-speak, a "multi-INT" approach.
|
|
The resolution demands that governments and armed groups adhere to longstanding norms in international human rights and humanitarian law against interference with healthcare in conflict.
|
|
Bill Eddy: I define a high-conflict people as those who are stuck in conflict and they have four key characteristics that keep them stuck.
|
|
During an October 2015 meeting with private human rights groups, a State Department specialist on protecting civilians in conflict acknowledged Saudi strikes were going awry.
|
|
This puts him in conflict with his sidekick (Olan Prenatt), a laid-back dude from a relatively privileged background whose nickname can't be repeated here.
|
|
Like so many other battles in an age of turbocharged partisanship, it was about more than the events in dispute and the individuals in conflict.
|
|
My barrier island works are markers, clocks, fragile emblems, souvenirs of places that exist in conflict with their past and in defiance of their future.
|
|
The wealthy son of an auto-parts tycoon has fielded private security contractors in conflict zones from Central Asia to Africa to the Middle East.
|
|
Trained in conflict resolution, Ms. Parker has worked on issues including the fate of NGOs in Zimbabwe and the peace process in the Middle East.
|
|
Dodd-Frank legislation requires companies operating in conflict areas such as Democratic Republic of Congo to conduct due diligence to establish minerals are conflict-free.
|
|
The attacks in Ituri province have mostly targeted Hema herders, who have long been in conflict with Lendu farmers over grazing rights and political representation.
|
|
Anduril has also signed a contract to issue the drones, which are its first computer-operated weapon, in conflict areas overseas, according to NBC News.
|
|
Yemen has been mired in conflict since the Iran-aligned Houthis ousted the government of President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi from Sanaa in late 2014.
|
|
A Pentagon that thinks the order will needlessly alienate vital allies in conflict zones like Iraq where Americans and Iraqi Muslims are together resisting ISIS.
|
|
But even today, the conversation focuses on "work-life balance," which implicitly accepts the notion of work and life as Manichaean opposites — perpetually in conflict.
|
|
Over-reliance on oil ties our nation to far-flung conflicts, sends our troops into harm's way, and endangers them once they're in conflict zones.
|
|
The mixed motives behind U.S. intervention in conflict — national interest, international law and universal values — vary depending upon the administration, but they are ever present.
|
|
These forces are already in conflict in Yemen, in what is arguably a proxy war between the region's Sunni bloc and Iran and its allies.
|
|
Across Forbes Avenue is the Conflict Kitchen, a restaurant with a constantly changing menu highlighting cuisines from cultures in conflict with the United States government.
|
|
"There's the idea that doing too well could put you in conflict with the people in charge, and that could lead to problems," Rodebaugh says.
|
|
The central government in Baghdad is in conflict with the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government after the latter unilaterally held an independence referendum in September.
|
|
U.S. forces also remain intimately involved in conflict in Libya after the U.S. ended an air campaign there against the Islamic State group in December.
|
|
The festival is an offshoot of the wider Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict (PSVI) campaign Jolie founded with former British foreign secretary William Hague in 2012.
|
|
Instead of attending classes, Abedi started traveling more frequently to Libya, which has been mired in conflict since the Libyan civil war began in February 2011.
|
|
The two Batmen end up in conflict inside the Batcave, where each tries to convince the other to switch sides: Justice Lord Batman: Think about it.
|
|
But he had no incentive contemplate the ways that an expression of protest over inequity and respect for the flag can exist without being in conflict.
|
|
His personal sponsorship deal with Jaguar may also be ended early, should Manchester United deem it to be in conflict with the club-wide Chevrolet sponsorship.
|
|
"But there are not 218 members here who are concerned about the president's ability to act, in my opinion, in conflict with the constitution," Massie said.
|
|
The United Nations has come under fire, as allegations of peacekeepers sexually abusing women and children in conflict zones have continued to surface since late 2015.
|
|
Having the final token-only phase avoids putting the venture management in conflict as to what do they maximize: is it shareholder value or token value?
|
|
He bemoaned the expansionist ambitions of arms traders, rising military weapons production and the buildup of "massive stockpiles" of conventional weapons — especially in conflict-prone zones.
|
|
What we don't understand is that these groups have been living together for ages, several hundreds of years, and they've never been in conflict before now.
|
|
I was told my focus was just race while theirs was rightly on Jesus, as though pushing for racial equality was in conflict with God's word.
|
|
In conflict areas in Syria, where WFP is providing food to more than 4 million people, handing out cash indiscriminately would risk causing inflation, she said.
|
|
I do worry about the state of the world, but I don't see that as necessarily in conflict with my job anymore than with anyone else's.
|
|
When you factor in malnutrition and stress in the developing world and in conflict areas, access to formula can mean the difference between life and death.
|
|
It's a pretty cool shot, and it drives the point of the film home — these two races don't have to be in conflict, but they are.
|
|
Watch: Community in Conflict: Hasidic Jews & Education Video With money earned as a baby sitter, Aaron even bought an iPad -- a window onto the wider world.
|
|
The moves in oil prices came amid a recent resurgence in conflict in Libya, a key oil producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
|
|
The agreement applies the principles of transitional justice, a branch of international law which tries to reconcile the tension between justice and peace in conflict-resolution.
|
|
"This scenario seems to show a risk of exacerbation between the parties in conflict and a consequent worsening situation of violence in the region," she said.
|
|
While Yemen's government has long been mired in conflict with Islamist militants, secessionists and tribal fighters, its war coincides with unprecedented turmoil in the Middle East.
|
|
In his article curiously titled, "Time for Peace in the Caucuses," Nasimi Aghayev wove an intricate tale of two countries, Armenia and Azerbaijan, locked in conflict.
|
|
The first is that the Socialists and Podemos are in conflict with each other: Podemos is determined to oust the Socialists as the left's dominant force.
|
|
"It is felt that activities that might be seen to be in conflict with Christian values and belief would not be appropriate," a spokesperson told Metro.
|
|
All four are involved in conflict in the Middle East but also desperately need money to keep their oil-dependent economies afloat and meet social costs.
|
|
They are particularly vulnerable in conflict-torn countries in the Middle East as well as in South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo and Central African Republic.
|
|
Yet the individual freedom of a woman to receive an abortion and the protection of women's health at the population level need not be in conflict.
|
|
" Rossellini's campaign on behalf of two largely unknown filmmakers put him in conflict with festival officials who supported another Italian film, Ettore Scola's "A Special Day.
|
|
Both have positioned themselves as being in conflict with establishment or centrist Democrats who are unnerved by socialism and fear it will be an election loser.
|
|
For two decades, that side project put him in conflict with some of the media companies whose content would become a key attraction for iPhone users.
|
|
President Jacob Zuma has said he is not in conflict with Gordhan and the country's top prosecutor has denied any political motivation over the fraud charges.
|
|
While Mr. Assad has not focused on fighting the Kurdish groups, they are opposed by neighboring Turkey, which is in conflict with its own Kurdish minority.
|
|
Maria Power, a researcher in conflict transformation studies at Oxford, sees strategies from Northern Ireland that could be deployed on the other side of the Atlantic.
|
|
The Punisher was introduced in the comics as a foe of Spider-Man, somebody whose ruthlessness and vigilantism put him in conflict with more traditional heroes.
|
|
" In addition, Ms. Wang said, "The idea of women having babies out of wedlock is in conflict with the sense of moral order within the society.
|
|
Afghanistan has been in conflict since the late 1970s when U.S.-backed Afghan guerrillas repelled the Soviet Union from the country in a nine-year war.
|
|
The Rome Statute "is in conflict and inconsistent with" South Africa's law giving sitting leaders diplomatic immunity, Mr. Masutha said at a news conference on Friday.
|
|
In this, TST's dual roles — as an activist free speech organization and as a welcoming religious space for a non-theistic community — may be in conflict.
|
|
Around the world, our experience shows that such investments in conflict prevention, governance and justice can have a tangible impact on long-term peace and stability.
|
|
From The Outline: The widespread awareness about C.T.E., and the spectacle of bone-jarring hits, has many of us in conflict about our love of football.
|
|
And then there is the president himself, whose public declarations have repeatedly found themselves in conflict with the policy decisions rolled out in his White House.
|
|
The United Nations has a decades-long arms embargo in place against Somalia, which has been mired in conflict since civil war broke out in 1991.
|
|
King Vajiralongkorn issues a statement about 14 hours later calling her candidacy for prime minister "inappropriate", unconstitutional and in conflict with the country's traditions and customs.
|
|
It serves as a global campaign aimed at ending the exemption of punishment for the use of rape as a weapon of war in conflict zones.
|
|
" But he cites 9/11, the financial crash and Brexit as three milestones after which "a sense of the world in conflict became very evident again.
|
|
"I began to realize that the hopes I had for myself were in conflict with the messages I was receiving from people around me," Obama said.
|
|
But in his statement he refers to his "obligations as both a citizen and as former National Security Adviser," as if they are in conflict. 3.
|
|
By the 2000s, the group was working with refugees in conflict zones the world over, including Afghanistan, Bosnia, Haiti, Kenya, Tunisia and several former Soviet satellites.
|
|
That assistance has expanded since Trump took office, including weaponry that could be used against Russian-backed forces in conflict-hit east Ukraine like Javelin missiles.
|
|
Yemen has been embroiled in conflict for several years with Iran-allied Houthi rebels fighting Yemeni government forces backed by a Saudi Arabia-led military coalition.
|
|
The same is seen in a total of 23 conflicts, including those in Yemen and South Sudan, as documented by the Safeguarding Health in Conflict Coalition.
|
|
More broadly, health facilities in conflict zones like South Sudan, Yemen and Syria have been directly attacked, cutting off communities from the care they desperately need.
|
|
The law that passed simply aims to protect women and children in conflict and to get them to the table for conflict prevention, mitigation and reconciliation.
|
|
As the countries around it became engulfed in conflict, Montenegro, which was then part of Serbia, welcomed tens of thousands of refugees from Bosnia and Croatia.
|
|
But doing it that way — subjecting prisoners to a kind of social death — is in conflict with the idea of "inalienable" rights that cannot be curtailed.
|
|
Then-President Ronald Reagan proceeded with the operation, known as Operation Earnest Will, despite congressional concern that doing so might get the US involved in conflict.
|
|
If it confirms Babis is in conflict of interest, and companies in the trust funds lose access to EU funding, he may be forced to react.
|
|
The two House Democrats interviewed for this story emphasized that they view the project as complementary, rather than in conflict with, the existing Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
|
|
Libya has been mired in conflict since the 2011 overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi, with Islamist militants gaining ground as fighting between rival factions created a security void.
|
|
"I was always concerned - and have spoken about the refugee crisis, and in particular, children living in conflict areas like Syria," Satyarthi told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
|
|
Somalia has been mired in conflict since civil war broke out in 1991 and is one of the most difficult countries for relief agencies to operate in.
|
|
As it stands, states that legalize marijuana are in conflict with federal law and the Trump administration has hinted at a federal crackdown then walked it back.
|
|
It also got rid of a positive reference to the International Criminal Court's work in charging those believed to have committed the sexual crimes in conflict areas.
|
|
Some young women may embrace early marriages, seeing them as protection from insecurity in conflict-ridden areas, said Zuwaira Bello of the advocacy group Girl Child Concerns.
|
|
Meanwhile, Bloomberg reported that Twitter's board and Dorsey were in conflict on whether to explore a sale of the company, amid inquiries from Disney, Salesforce and Google.
|
|
Watch: Community in Conflict: Reporter's Notebook Video "There were issues years ago -- there are hooligans in every community," Rabbi Joseph Kolakowski, who is Hasidic, told Fox News.
|
|
Tsai said she doesn't want her small, self-ruled nation, which China considers its territory and fears could be seeking full independence, to be enmeshed in conflict.
|
|
As war, famine and disaster loom on the horizon for countries around the world, 2018 will be an arduous year for civilians caught in conflict and disaster.
|
|
So even with military exercises fast approaching, both North Korea and the US are publicly signaling that they don't want the current standoff to end in conflict.
|
|
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Civil organizations in Indonesia on Wednesday decried a move by the government to disband certain groups deemed to be in conflict with state's secular ideology.
|
|
The Kimberley Process started when southern African diamond-producing states met in Kimberley, South Africa, in 2000 to discuss ways to stop the trade in conflict diamonds.
|
|
Israel itself is not only mired in conflict in the Palestinian territories, but riven by internal divisions between observant and secular Jews and between Jews and Arabs.
|
|
"President Saleh used to say that ruling Yemen was like dancing on the heads of snakes," Nadwa Al-Dawsari, a Yemeni expert in conflict resolution, told me.
|
|
This problem, called the security dilemma, is how countries that only want to secure themselves can end up in conflict with their neighbors who want the same.
|
|
Mr. Hill, 26, an Air Force veteran who had bipolar disorder, had been struggling with trauma sustained while serving in conflict, according to his family and friends.
|
|
The diplomat said these rotor tubes were for centrifuges of the IR-4, 6 and 8 types, adding this was not in conflict with the nuclear deal.
|
|
In 1994, she led the White House's health care effort, an endeavor that put her in conflict with congressional Republicans and competition with Vice President Al Gore.
|
|
PeaceTech Lab has launched a new initiative, the Open Situation Room Exchange, to anonymously collect data that can assist those regularly countering violent extremism in conflict zones.
|
|
"By granting this request to South Carolina, HHS is putting foster care capacity needs ahead of burdensome regulations that are in conflict with the law," Johnson said.
|
|
He urged backing for a declaration stating attacks on schools and universities are crimes against humanity and more funding for schools in conflict situations and fragile states.
|
|
When it does so, ISIS makes an explicit connection between its chosen targets and the suffering of civilians at Western hands in conflict across the Middle East.
|
|
In numerous published commentaries, Chinese officers and strategists point to the PLA's lack of experience in conflict, technological shortcomings and failure to introduce effective command and control.
|
|
The net effect of this risk averse behavior is that there has been an approximately ninety percent reduction in conflict related deaths over the last seven decades.
|
|
Mr. Alix, who filed the objection, cited dozens of instances in which, he said, McKinsey's business relationships were in conflict with its duty to its bankrupt clients.
|
|
The study also found that rates of depression and anxiety in conflict settings appeared to increase with age, and depression was more common among women than men.
|
|
It's the idea that security and liberty aren't in conflict, because security (physical safety and respect for property) must be guaranteed for people to be meaningfully free.
|
|
The Justice Department has said that Mr. Rosenstein was joking when he talked about taping the president, a version in conflict with others who described his comments.
|
|
The company often launches in cities in conflict with local officials' interpretations of local regulations, while at the same time insisting on the legality of its business.
|
|
There are warning alarms to scramble rockets deployed there and bunkers that offer protection, which are staples on American bases in conflict zones around the world. Gen.
|
|
The authority to use landmines in conflict zones will reportedly be in the hands combatant commanders, the generals and admirals who oversee military operations around the world.
|
|
But if there's a candidate who's the second choice for a lot of voters, it's easy to see how the first two numbers could be in conflict.
|
|
But these qualities have been in conflict and competition for long before Twitter and newsrooms understood a journalist's exposure during breaking news and had their backs accordingly.
|
|
The billionaire businessman's long-standing policy of bankrolling his political ambitions puts him in conflict with the Democratic National Committee's requirements for participating in presidential primary debates.
|
|
Ms. Hawley-Weld had grown up all over the world, spoke several languages and was about to graduate with a degree in conflict resolution and social justice.
|
|
To her credit, Hasselbeck survived for 10 years on The View despite seemingly always being in conflict with one of the liberal heavy hitters on the show.
|
|
The ECB's then chief economist, Juergen Stark, resigned in 2011 in conflict with the banks policy of buying government bonds to combat the euro zones debt crisis.
|
|
It has also been offered by the French government as a haven for artifacts at risk of looting and destruction in conflict zones of the Middle East.
|
|
Somalia, in the Horn of Africa, has been embroiled in conflict and chaos since 1991, when clan-based warlords overthrew a dictator then turned on each other.
|
|
Trzaskowski said Warsaw, Budapest, Prague and Bratislava could also seek to build ties with cities such as Istanbul, where authorities are in conflict with Turkey's ruling party.
|
|
Since taking power in 2015 the Law and Justice (PiS) party has been in conflict with the European Union over reforms which critics say undermine judicial independence.
|
|
In her introduction, Solnit's evident irritation at the city's smug provincialism is in conflict with her need to acknowledge its place in our collective sense of self.
|
|
Democrats and the White House are in conflict over whether special counsel Robert Mueller will testify before Congress about his findings regarding Russian interference in the election.
|
|
"[Borders'] role as the president of Time's Up was in conflict with being a mother who was taking active steps to defend her son," the source said.
|
|
In October, I signed the Women, Peace, and Security Act, which promotes the participation of women in conflict prevention and post-conflict peace efforts around the world.
|
|
Let us embrace the areas where our ideas may be in conflict, with the goal of gaining deeper understanding and finding solutions that build humanity's collective strength.
|
|
He has a moral obligation to protect the American people and these children now in our care, even as the current law puts those obligations sometimes in conflict.
|
|
I think she understood that empathy was the most necessary tool in conflict resolution, and the harder it was to be empathetic, the more she needed to try.
|
|
This wasn't the sort of cause ordinarily associated with civil rights, and in fact it put Color of Change in conflict with the big legacy civil rights institutions.
|
|
When all is said and done, Sister Erin Zubal believes the Republican effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act is in conflict with the teachings of her faith.
|
|
But replicating that is likely to be "a huge challenge" in conflict-hit basins, such as along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Iraq and Syria, Samel said.
|
|
By connecting citizens through school exchanges, food, sport and travel, the process helped peoples who had opposed one another in conflict get to know each other in peacetime.
|
|
The forces are in conflict over who controls the last remaining rebel held pocket in northern Syria, which is home to as many as 3 million potential refugees.
|
|
Players will take on the role of a smuggler pulled out of hyperspace near Mustafar, where they come in conflict with the Dark Lord of the Sith himself.
|
|
Both directors have found themselves in conflict with their governments, and while neither of their films were directly political or critical, they both harbored a rich critical subtext.
|
|
The sun clashes with your ruling planet Pluto, making for a very intense day when it comes to communication—big egos are in conflict and lies are exposed.
|
|
The ACLU adds that some of the agencies' clients are in conflict zones and face imminent danger even if they are only temporarily barred from the United States.
|
|
When stock market performance runs in conflict with the partisan economic narrative, partisans become less likely to say the stock market matters at all for the broader economy.
|
|
Virginia Gamba, the special representative for children in conflict, told the Security Council that since the beginning of 2018, the U.N. has verified over 1,200 violations against children.
|
|
But, certainly, they are more equipped than an adult facility, both at a staff level and a facility level, to help a teenager in conflict with the law.
|
|
That has put it in conflict with farmers who clash with native communities over land rights as production in agricultural powerhouse Brazil moves further into the Amazon rainforest.
|
|
Andrew Cuomo last month that designates the competitions these companies offer "games of skill" and therefore not in conflict with a gambling ban written into the state constitution.
|
|
The two lived in conflict in pre-Hispanic times, when the Huaves arrived to the land where the Chontales lived on the Pacific Coast, news agency EFE reports.
|
|
The company uses AI and bots to sell insurance, and has flipped the business model to ensure that Lemonade is never in conflict with customers filing insurance claims.
|
|
"Once you agree to the term sheet, those are the general principles you're agreeing to, and nothing should be in conflict with what's in the contract," he said.
|
|
This was Mr. Mondale's vision of the vice presidency: He ensured that President Carter received balanced information from multiple perspectives, including those in conflict with his personal preferences.
|
|
It also strikes a blow for diversity and, with Mr. Goldstein on board, for pairing artists who come from communities who are in conflict elsewhere in the world.
|
|
I first met the soldiers of the French Army's 3rd Marine Infantry Parachute Regiment in October 2015, during a three-day course on risk awareness in conflict zones.
|
|
But on a peninsula locked in conflict for 70 years, unification is a concept that has become increasingly convoluted and viewed as unrealistic, at least in the South.
|
|
First, for as long as human history has been recorded, water has played a role in conflict, even though it has rarely been the sole cause of it.
|
|
These three objectives are not necessarily in conflict, but right now it's hard to tell what the administration really wants in order to put the tariff threats aside.
|
|
But since the law's passage, many conservative clerics and religious leaders have denounced it as being in conflict with the Muslim holy book, the Koran, and the constitution.
|
|
That type of rhetoric is leading us to a point where we will be in conflict and the Russians will think that we are out to get them.
|
|
As long as the European Union is strong enough to put them in conflict but too weak to create a solution, it will feel, in some sense, undemocratic.
|
|
That trend particularly applies to terrorist operations in conflict zones such as Syria, according Nolwenn Bourillon-Bervas, lead terrorism analyst at independent risk consultancy the Risk Advisory Group.
|
|
She is a television anchor and journalist with over 73 years experience and a specialization in conflict reporting from areas such as Kashmir, Pakistan, Iraq, Egypt and Libya.
|
|
Millions more are denied access to education because their parents are poor, they are girls or they live in conflict-hit nations such as Syria, Yemen and Iraq.
|
|
Tea Party Republicans that fought for, and won, cuts to government spending will now find themselves in conflict with their own president, who wants to spend not cut.
|
|
" This burgeoning chef is trying to figure out where to go from here: "I am in conflict every day with what is the right approach for my career.
|
|
Countries around the world that are now in conflict, Mr. Searcy said, will "face the same problem 20 or 30, 40 years from now that Vietnam is facing."
|
|
"We're working trying to coordinate with Cruz and others who have concerns about the transition," Thune said Tuesday, insisting that his efforts were not in conflict with Cruz's.
|
|
It arose from humanitarian concerns that conventional weapons flowing across international boundaries were helping to exacerbate violence, particularly the targeting of civilians, in conflict zones across the globe.
|
|
For those who have worn the uniform of the United States in conflict and in peace, and to those families who have supported them, we owe deep debts.
|
|
As an actor, you're frequently tasked with propelling a plot and that can sometimes be in conflict with the authentic feelings you might have in any given moment.
|
|
It also shows how donors can find themselves in conflict when they try to maximize the tax benefit and still retain control of how that donation is managed.
|
|
He signed on as a part-time consultant to the St. Joseph basketball program last September so he would not be in conflict with his contract with Connecticut.
|
|
She spent years as a United Nations special representative for sexual violence in conflict, listening to the stories of women raped by soldiers in Congo and Sierra Leone.
|
|
Turkey has been in conflict with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, known as the P.K.K., since it launched a violent separatist movement in the country in the early 1980s.
|
|
It is widely seen as the most powerful player in Lebanon and is part of an Iranian-led regional alliance in conflict with U.S.-allied Gulf Arab states.
|
|
The industry's assertion that mandates to implement Positive Train Control (PTC) technology in the rail industry are somehow in conflict with the FRA's crew size rule is absurd.
|
|
The WFP serves nearly 80 million needy people with emergency food aid and related assistance in conflict areas, refugee camps and natural disaster zones worldwide, the AP said.
|
|
It is past time to recognize that if this problem is not solved and solved urgently, our adversaries will outlast us in conflict and eventually dictate the outcome.
|
|
"There are no boundaries anymore and no understanding for how to respond when my idea of freedom is in conflict with someone else's idea of freedom," she said.
|
|
The couple met in 2009 when they were both summer camp counselors at Seeds of Peace, a leadership and peace-building program for teenagers from regions in conflict.
|
|
It is widely seen as the most powerful player in Lebanon and is part of an Iranian-led regional alliance in conflict with U.S.-allied Gulf Arab states.
|
|
" Sasse recently suggested Trump is in conflict with the First Amendment, following Trump's comment that it's "disgusting the press is able to write whatever it wants to write.
|
|
While the report partially blames bombings and shootings targeting the media in Afghanistan with the increase in deaths, 45 percent of those killed were not in conflict zones.
|
|
Since 80 percent of U.S. assistance goes to providing relief and promoting stability in conflict zones and fragile states, imagine what will happen if the USG pulls out.
|
|
Additional investigations by Pramila Patten, the United Nations special representative dealing with sexual violence in conflict, are focusing on reports of widespread sexual assaults by the Myanmar military.
|
|
That would kill the deal and be deeply distressing for a continent already in conflict with the Trump administration over trade, climate change, military spending and multilateralism generally.
|
|
But Levandowski's priority — protecting himself from criminal action — has been in conflict with Uber's attempts to do away with this lawsuit and go ahead with its autonomous efforts.
|
|
NATO says the missiles are hard to detect and have a shorter warning time than long-range rockets, raising the chances of nuclear weapons being used in conflict.
|
|
Immigration in particular puts a key slice of the party faithful in conflict with the national agenda — nationally, support for immigration reform tends to be high and bipartisan.
|
|
And he is arguing that they exist in an essential tension with each other, and that in any honest final reckoning, they will always end up in conflict.
|
|
Myanmar Deputy Minister of Planning and Finance Set Aung said Myanmar and CITIC signed a "framework agreement" for the port in Kyauk Pyu, in conflict-hit coastal Rakhine State.
|
|
Authorities have struggled to contain the disease partly because health workers have been attacked nearly 200 times this year in conflict-hit eastern Congo, the epicenter of the outbreak.
|
|
He said U.N. resolutions on children in conflict would create more awareness, and encourage powerful countries such as the United States to keep their borders open to child refugees.
|
|
Officials say they are determined to restore this architectural heritage, but face a daunting challenge in a country with a crippled economy still mired in conflict and politically divided.
|
|
The idea that we might be safer and better off by radically diminishing government's ability to make and enforce laws also seems to be in conflict with the facts.
|
|
A filing to the High Court of Uganda, dated May 14, charges the defendant "falsely and maliciously wrote and published material alleging that it was dealing in conflict minerals".
|
|
The company needs to simplify its number of revenue streams and make sure that they work in concert with its user engagement and growth strategy, rather than in conflict.
|
|
But, but, but: "Prince's record in conflict zones provides little reason to believe he has either the inclination or ability to mitigate violence in Congo or Afghanistan," Loewenstein writes.
|
|
He's been losing so.... ...long he doesn't know how to win anymore, just look at the mess our country is in - bogged down in conflict all over the place.
|
|
"Alison Rapp was terminated due to violation of an internal company policy involving holding a second job in conflict with Nintendo's corporate culture," a statement issued to Mashable read.
|
|
Maybe she'll take out one, and the others — all of whom are likely to be involved in conflict in the near future — will get taken out in other ways.
|
|
Most interestingly, he crafts "La La Land" as a story in which reality and fantasy are in conflict with one another and leaves moviegoers to choose which is truer.
|
|
"The people of Kashmir have lived in conflict since I was a child, since my mother and father were children, since my grandparents were young," she said on Twitter.
|
|
"The majority of the children who miss out (on vaccination) live in the poorest and most disadvantaged communities around the world, many in conflict areas," said WHO's Ann Lindstrand.
|
|
It never rises above the level of one of your better Larry Bond books, but its heart is what makes World in Conflict more than a dated technology showpiece.
|
|
Every co-founder situation is different, but one common problem that keeps popping up revolves around how the founders engage in conflict: either not enough, or far too much.
|
|
Abiy, a former military intelligence officer with a doctorate in conflict resolution, is up against an entrenched fear of making decisions by civil servants that delays even routine matters.
|
|
"Unfortunately, the American system of managing disasters is incredibly rich in conflict, and that's bad for efficiency, but from a MegaGame point of view, it's absolutely brilliant," Wallman said.
|
|
He's been losing so ... long he doesn't know how to win anymore, just look at the mess our country is in -- bogged down in conflict all over the place.
|
|
It also appeared to be in conflict with recent remarks by Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinFive key players in Trump's trade battles Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
|
|
This requires collecting better data on violations of children in conflict and suspending arms sales to countries listed for grave violations in the UN's Children and Armed Conflict report.
|
|
"They can put their savings in conflict-free investments like mutual funds or they can pick a different line of work," said Warren, a potential 2020 White House contender.
|
|
Both men were embroiled in conflict-of-interest scandals in late 2014, after Pena Nieto's wife and Videgaray were found to have acquired property from a major government contractor.
|
|
Spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus demurred, referring back to comments she made Tuesday at an off-camera briefing that "the entire North Korean WMD program" is "in conflict" with U.N. resolutions.
|
|
"The thousands of faces that make up the living petition will be on display to remind world leaders of their legal obligation to protect civilians in conflict," said Lowcock.
|
|
AIBA picks five judges to work each bout and prohibits judges from a fighter's country, or from a country in conflict with a fighter's country, from working a bout.
|
|
Lessons from Latin America and elsewhere show that large-scale sexual violence in conflict destroys families and the fabric of society needed to recover and rebuild democracies and economies.
|
|
He often starts with what seems to be a classic threadbare plot: the runaway wife in search of herself ("Harper Regan"), or high school kids in conflict ("Punk Rock").
|
|
This is what Jesus was describing when he said, "You cannot serve two masters" — loyalty is revealed only in conflict, when you have to pick one thing over another.
|
|
Check out more videos from VICE: In Rakhine state, where thousands of Rohingya women remain trapped and caught in conflict with the Burmese military, the situation is not better.
|
|
Two feminist impulses are in conflict here: It's not always possible to defend a female boss's reputation from attack while also protecting female employees from a self-interested employer.
|
|
Related: US-Backed Syrian Rebels Break Islamic State Siege of Town Near Turkish Border More than 100,000 were killed in conflict in 2014, up from nearly 20,000 in 103.
|
|
"Many of the accounts of what has happened in the Trump White House are in conflict with one another; many, in Trumpian fashion, are baldly untrue," Mr. Wolff writes.
|
|
"Working in conflict settings to help girls go to school and bring health care to vulnerable women is absolutely essential," Mr. Shah said in response to Mr. Sopko's remarks.
|
|
In conflict zones like Libya, where I covered an offensive against the Islamic State last year, I turn to my BGAN satellite data terminal and a Thuraya satellite phone.
|
|
The two aren't necessarily in conflict, says Miguel Diaz-Barriga, a professor of anthropology and the chair of the department of sociology and anthropology at the University of Richmond.
|
|
Millions are dependent on humanitarian aid in Yemen, which has been mired in conflict since the Houthis ousted the government from power in the capital, Sanaa, in late 2014.
|
|
A growing number of scientists want to boycott research involving amber from Myanmar over the Rohingya genocide and the sourcing of the stone from mines in conflict zones. 9.
|
|
His arms raised high, he had the look of a soloist conducting from the piano, sometimes in conflict with the stately, controlled orchestral accompaniment led by Jaap van Zweden.
|
|
Furthermore, ignoring the unique challenges girls face in conflict undermines government's recovery efforts: child marriage, for example, costs the world trillions in lost productivity, according to the World Bank.
|
|
We need to see further progress on governance of the artisanal mining sector, especially in conflict-ridden areas such as eastern DRC and the wider African Great Lakes region.
|
|
Soleimani built the Quds Force into a creative exemplar of unconventional warfare, sabotage and subversion that has destabilized governments and outmaneuvered the U.S. in conflict zones across the region.
|
|
According to the late sociologist Lewis Coser, human beings can&apost develop their own identity unless they&aposre in conflict with another group that they make different from themselves.
|
|
Stark, a German, stepped down as the ECB's chief economist in 2011 in conflict with the banks policy of buying government bonds to combat the euro zones debt crisis.
|
|
Matters are worse in conflict and war zones, where some armed forces and groups occupy and target supposedly safe places, such as schools and hospitals, where children seek refuge.
|
|
Sondland also said he was "adamantly opposed" to the decision to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to Ukraine, which is embroiled in conflict with Russia.
|
|
A million migrants, many fleeing Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries in conflict in the Middle East, Asia and Africa have poured into Europe through Greece since last year.
|
|
Republicans are also wary of putting themselves in conflict with the NRA, a powerful special interest and grassroots lobbying group that has long had a fearsome reputation in Washington.
|
|
The Kimberley Process seeks to end trade in conflict diamonds, also known as blood diamonds, which it says are used by rebel groups to finance wars against legitimate governments.
|
|
Damien Spleeters, from the Conflict Armament Research group -- which tracks illegal weapons in conflict zones -- has spent months collecting and analyzing the small arms swirling around Iraq and Syria.
|
|
In December 2013, an outbreak of violence in the capital of Juba quickly engulfed the entire northern part of the country in conflict, impacting large swaths of the population.
|
|
The rules change puts the Republican Party in conflict with a 2014 state law, known as Senate Bill 54, which created the signature-gathering pathway to the primary ballot.
|
|
John Singleton's will is lacking a critical component that is wreaking havoc on his family ... and now his 7 children are all embroiled in conflict over their father's estate.
|
|
We see in them, as the poet Pattiann Rogers writes in "Animals and People: The Human Heart in Conflict With Itself," that which we wish to see in ourselves.
|
|