Examples of using Armed conflicts in English and their translations into Norwegian
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with the European-imposed borders of many nations being widely contested through armed conflicts.
The Government wants to be a driving force in efforts to protect education in armed conflicts.
degrading treatment or punishment; or armed conflicts.
The Jews who remained there went through numerous experiences and armed conflicts against consecutive occupiers of the Land.
The treaty lead to a short period of peace, but the armed conflicts resumed soon thereafter.
knowing how terrible the consequences of armed conflicts can be,
oil resources is such an explosive mixture that armed conflicts can quickly escalate.
genocide or armed conflicts.
Since 1945 there have been more than 100 armed conflicts in different parts of the world.
Opponents argue that raising spending is unnecessary since armed conflicts can be prevented through diplomacy.
It concerns the armed conflicts of the Thracian tribes
The military use of schools and universities has been documented in 25 armed conflicts. These figures are not just numbers.
further major armed conflicts directly between the cantons did not occur.
protection of peace in connection with armed conflicts.
Notably much tension in the Middle East and the current armed conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan are rooted in part in socio-economic
What these four countries have in common is ongoing armed conflicts and frequent attacks on civilians.
in the long term, to end the many armed conflicts throughout ourworld.
undesirable forms- reacting to this phenomenon also by armed conflicts and attacks.
Europe was for the first time in several hundred years in a period free of any armed conflicts.
the rate of"Local wars and armed conflicts".