Examples of using Violent confrontations in English and their translations into Spanish
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Amid violent confrontations with the Black Hawks,
But violent confrontations only represent a part of the deaths that the native communities have undergone because of the foreigners.
The polarization of State-society relations that frequently characterizes post-conflict situations entails the latent risk of reopening violent confrontations.
We cannot afford to return to the past, when violent confrontations were daily occurrences.
stability in those areas where violent confrontations are ongoing.
although there was a sharp decrease in violent confrontations during June.
including participating in violent confrontations with law enforcement officers.
about 80 people died in violent confrontations between pro- and anti-independence elements.
researchers found very few dynamics that lead to violent confrontations in the poor neighbourhoods,
Ethnic conflicts, violent confrontations between armed groups,
Coello said he had been running away from where violent confrontations had erupted between protesters
Consequently, there exists the not unlikely prospect of violent confrontations inside Somalia between the military personnel of those States,
New Caledonia, for example, was not characterized by violent confrontations and should therefore be placed after East Timor
The October 2016 Idlib Governorate clashes were violent confrontations between the Salafist jihadist group Jund al-Aqsa
additional efforts need to be made by the international community to end the violent confrontations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
decided not to respond in a way that would trigger a wave of violent confrontations with farmers in areas of FARC influence.
Biobío regions is extremely volatile, with the frequency and gravity of the violent confrontations intensifying over the past three years.
whose armed faction was involved in violent confrontations with the Syrian security forces in the late 1970s and 1980s.
over by criminal gangs, which fought each other for market control in violent confrontations, including murder.
A gladiator(Latin: gladiator,"swordsman", from gladius,"sword") was an armed combatant who entertained audiences in the Roman Republic and Roman Empire in violent confrontations with other gladiators,