Examples of using Famines in English and their translations into French
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In his research on famines, for instance, he found that there is a clear and unequivocal link between famine,
The NHRC also reported that while India has overcome famines and moved away from being a food deficit country,
relief services to countries affected by wars, famines, and environmental disasters such as Syria,
which are in turn the primary cause of famines throughout the world, 35 per cent of the food emergencies that have occurred in recent years having been precipitated by wars.
rumours of wars, famines, earthquakes and that they will be delivered up to tribulation and be killed.
she cited examples of successful measures taken to control the famines experienced during colonial times in her country,
Five major food crises were recorded in the 20th century: the famines in Tigray(1958), Way Lasta(1966)
wars, famines, droughts, epidemics,
him… That without a paradigm shift, we will never end the famines, no matter how many T-shirts we sell.
triggering famines, pillages and segregation.
droughts and associated famines have claimed nearly 558,000 lives and affected more than 1.6 billion people.
This parodies the suggestion from some religious groups that the high numbers of disasters, famines, and wars in the world is due to the lack of respect
Prior to this, the museum, which represents three famines- the 1921-1923 famine,
VII. Help for Arab families that are enduring hardship because of natural disasters and famines and action to ease the suffering of those afflicted by war,
exploited famines and epidemics, and created a system of residential schools which Canada's Truth
And there will be great earthquakes in various places, and famines and pestilences; and there will be fearful sights
Food emergencies, which can lead to famines or crises in which starvation from insufficient food intake combined with high rates of disease are associated with sharply increased death rates, have risen dramatically in the past several decades.
helping to prevent famines, studying wealth distribution on the African continent, and even.
During the nineteenth century, China experienced famines and food crises at such a regular frequency that geographers in the 1920s named it the"land of famine" Mallory, 1926.
There are no famines in democracies, that is something we must bear in mind, particularly when we