Examples of using Conflicts often in English and their translations into Russian
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And those conflicts often had a religious dimension as well.
In environments that provide few attractive options for employment, armed conflicts often have offered young people a way of generating income.
Such conflicts often become self-perpetuating and protracted.
Africa seems to be on the way to finding its own path by strengthening its endogenous capacity to resolve the problems inherited from colonization and to settle conflicts often prompted by external interests.
Conflicts often result in displacement of people, within States and across borders.
Peace agreements at the end of internal armed conflicts often include some kind of power-sharing institutional arrangement.
Armed conflicts often result in them being displaced and separated from family members.
However, due to the destruction or diversion of resources to military orpolice needs, conflicts often reduce the availability of resources which may, at times, be detrimental to the right to health.
Conflicts often have a long history of open and hidden threats, of mistrust and aggressive claims.
When local communities legitimately resist the mining of natural resources andthe extremely negative impacts on their living conditions, conflicts often reach the level of violence, at a high social cost to the local community.
Armed conflicts often result in them being displaced and separated from family members.
Africa thus seems to be on its way towards finding its own path by strengthening its endogenous capacities to resolve the problems inherited from colonization and conflicts often prompted by external interests.
Such conflicts often become self-perpetuating and protracted, and intensify the vulnerability of children.
The importance of inclusive governance in bolstering the prospects for durable peace and security was more widely understood, as conflicts often resulted when Governments perpetuated development deficits by delivering services to only a portion of their people.
Such conflicts often displace people and communities from their traditional lands, occupations and territories.
It will also help to counter the danger of the proliferation of armed conflicts that affect the poorest countries-- conflicts often underpinned by multinational structures operating through political regimes controlled by a nucleus of corrupt leaders.
Conflicts often degenerate into reciprocal violations of human rights, and it is obviously wrong to place all the blame on the government side.
Experience gained in recent years has shown that conflicts often re-emerge in the absence of appropriate preventive action of a diplomatic, economic or, if necessary, military character.
These conflicts often transcend the borders of one country, spreading instability and humanitarian challenges, and augmenting the number of potential conflict parties.
In that connection, it has been observed that internal conflicts often reflect a crisis of national identity, generating cleavages between the Government or controlling authority and the affected community or population.
Conflicts often have elements of land occupation, as well as destruction of houses and land, sanitation facilities, water sources and, more generally, livelihoods.
Iv How can the ethical and political conflicts often arising between the provision of food and other humanitarian assistance be reconciled with the protection of human rights in acute crises?
Intra-State conflicts often have their origins in chronic underdevelopment, the lack of social cohesion and the lack of political and economic governance.
These conflicts often lead to the excessive acquisition and accumulation of armaments, raising the chances of escalation in the scale of violence and suffering in conflicts. .
Armed conflicts often cause the displacement of people and the destruction of land and other land-related resources and facilities, such as water sources, housing, livestock and crops.
Such conflicts often resulted from a failure to account for the divergent backgrounds of asylum-seekers and the Committee would be interested to learn how living conditions were being modified with the aim of putting an end to conflicts. .
Ethnic conflicts often arise from underlying socioeconomic disparities, geographic or regionalist sentiment, differential access to resources, perceived injustices or inequities, factional politics or poor governance.
Such conflicts often have their roots in tensions between communities living within States, and the thrust of the initiative of Liechtenstein is aimed at finding peaceful solutions to such situations before one of the parties involved resorts to violence.
Armed conflict often results in the internal displacement of civilian populations.
Armed conflict often has a negative impact on gender roles and relations.