Examples of using Violent conflicts in English and their translations into Chinese
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Violent conflicts, however, are concentrated in clearly defined regions.
There do not seem to have been any particularly violent conflicts between the two communities in the past.
Violent conflicts between various armed groups have resulted in 13 million people needing humanitarian assistance.
The United Nations has yetagain proven its ability to settle complex and violent conflicts by peaceful means.
Since 1990, at least 18 violent conflicts have been fuelled by the exploitation of natural resources.
Over the centuries, however,differences among civilisations have generated the most prolonged and violent conflicts.
Human rights abuses and violent conflicts persist in which women and girls remain the principal victims.
Divided into four chapters,it was inspired by a series of widely reported violent conflicts in China that haunted him.
Violent conflicts continue to plague the planet, rendering a life in dignity, peace and security elusive for too many people.
Violations of human rights and humanitarian crises often cause andalmost always result from violent conflicts.
The war in southern Sudan- one of the oldest and most violent conflicts in the world- also continued to produce untold suffering.
Protracted or violent conflicts have continued to plague the lives of hundreds of millions of people in various'hot spots'
In international relations, population factors are crucial in,and often determinants of, violent conflicts in developing areas.
From Iraq to the Middle East and Africa, violent conflicts and hostilities continue to threaten the lives of millions of civilians.
Assessment of the capacity of the United Nations system andother international actors to prevent violent conflicts(see also A/60/430, para. 10).
The prolonged global economic downturn and violent conflicts in recent years have exacerbated poverty, inequality and exclusion.
The international donor community has pledged technical andfinancial resources to assist African Governments in their commitments to eradicate violent conflicts.
Since the previous report, some of the world's most protracted and violent conflicts are reaching resolution or coming to an end.
Ending violent conflicts and building the foundations for a democratic economic and political order are essential prerequisites for the continent' s development.
Population movements induced by disasters(fast- and slow-onset) and long-term violent conflicts call for cross-border cooperation.
Violent conflicts, natural disasters and the effects of climate change continue to be prevalent sources of economic, political and social destruction in many parts of the world.
An international seminar on assistance to media in tension areas and violent conflicts was organized by UNESCO and the Swedish agency SIDA.
Throughout the violent conflicts, women' s NGOs also remained in touch with each other and with female members of the community through networking and solidarity groups.
In the area of peace and security,the number of African countries experiencing violent conflicts declined from about 14 during the 1990s to 7 in 2006.
The mandate of CEWARN is to receive andshare information concerning potentially violent conflicts as well as their outbreak and escalation in the IGAD region.
Africa continues to be plagued by long-term and, in some cases, interrelated crises,including violent conflicts that have caused immense human suffering.
One important means of achieving this objective in the midst of violent conflicts that keep erupting has been to undertake peacekeeping all over the world.
Not only did genocide take place in Rwanda and in Srebrenica butalso violent conflicts, with signs of potential genocide raging throughout the world.
