Examples of using Armed confrontation in English and their translations into Spanish
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This disagreement threw the United Provinces into an armed confrontation at the end of 1812, and a second one, without Nariño, in 1814.
Muslim militias engaged in armed confrontation, with the formally neutral Bolsheviks tacitly supporting the Armenian side.
The sides expressed their concern at the continuing armed confrontation in Afghanistan and the danger of escalation of the intra-Afghan conflict.
It is clear that the above-mentioned action is just another attempt by the separatists to engage the Georgian side in large-scale armed confrontation.
their inhabitants don't like guests, and armed confrontation ensued.
Progress on political reconciliation is essential if the risk of renewed armed confrontation and further human suffering is to be avoided.
I therefore appeal urgently to both sides to settle their disputes at the negotiating table and not by armed confrontation.
this tragedy was caused by the distrust which persists among the people affected by the internal armed confrontation.
It is generally understood that for a situation to be an armed conflict it needs to involve armed confrontation of a military nature between two
diminish the possibility of potential conflicts degenerating into armed confrontation.
security officer to make the claim of armed confrontation for an inquest to be avoided.
suffered the brunt of armed confrontation.
They are and have been deployed in areas where there is either an active armed confrontation or a precarious peace process under way between armed groups.
Sierra Leone has been faced with civil war following persistent armed confrontation between the Government and the RUF.
the parties signed an agreement on the modalities for the implementation of the cessation of armed confrontation.
It was unacceptable to turn outer space into an arena for armed confrontation and an arms race.
The conference ended with a signed agreement calling for the withdrawal of Ethiopian troops in exchange for the cessation of armed confrontation.
with it the deadly reality of armed confrontation between nuclear-armed blocs.
While it is true that risks of armed confrontation between the super-Powers have today disappeared allowing unimaginable progress in the area of disarmament,
In addition to incidents related to the armed confrontation in Chiapas and Guerrero,