Examples of using Rivalries in English and their translations into French
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With the end of the cold war era and bloc rivalries, the need to build a solid foundation for global security was all the greater.
Ancient rivalries we thought had been overcome are again rising to the surface
Superpower tensions and rivalries(20th century)
Consider what rivalries exist in your archives,
suggest that they had more to do with clan rivalries.
or simple rivalries between groups.
a complex blend of sharing and rivalries among the researchers.
He later wrestled in Angelo Poffo's International Championship Wrestling promotion where he was best known for his heated rivalries with Randy Savage and Pez Whatley.
crime and atrocities fuelled by complex Pashtun tribal rivalries.
logistics, and warfare while navigating a battlefield of shifting alliances and rivalries.
thus new rivalries.
drawing from our experience of overcoming age-old rivalries.
a hierarchy burdened by constant rivalries, in particular of a territorial nature.
However, the uncertainties that now engulf many regions, characterized by political, religious and ethnic rivalries, prove that our hopes were premature.
Many others were still suffering from destabilizing conflicts triggered by ethnic and religious rivalries.
rather than engaging in internal political battles and religious rivalries.
Overly strict adherence to the primacy of national sovereignty can encourage cross-border rivalries and zero-sum thinking.
Lastly, the ambulance network has suffered from the limited communication and rivalries that sometimes exist between hospitals.
the castle was for centuries the witness of conflicts and rivalries between lords, kings and emperors.
democratic societies are by definition susceptible to dissension and even rivalries.