Sentences with phrase «aftermath of the conflict»

The current justice secretary, the first sitting Cabinet member to appear before the inquiry, was in a privileged position as head of the Foreign Office throughout the build - up, execution and violent aftermath of the conflict.

It is a quiet investigation into the slowly unfolding aftermath of conflict in Ireland, Bosnia and Kosovo.

Historically this has taken shape in the intervention of ecclesiastical leaders as mediators in conflicts and through the practice of confession and penance in the aftermath of conflict.

The former prime minister expressed «sorrow and regret» over the mistakes made during the build up and aftermath of the conflict, but insisted he would make the same decision again.

However, the debate at times emphasised the long shadow cast over Labour by the aftermath of the conflict.

In the aftermath of the conflict, she's contacted by Channel Islander Dawsey Adams, who tells her the intriguing tale of the book society formed to help undercut the Nazi presence on Guernsey.

Ahead of its screening at the IFI, Henrietta Norton talks to us about «Born and Reared», which tells the stories of four men living in Northern Ireland today in the aftermath of a conflict.

In the aftermath of the conflict that split his world apart, most believe he has come to Masaq» to bring home Chel's most brilliant star and self - exiled dissident, the honored Composer Ziller.

During the Civil War, which erupted not long after the medium was invented, a new generation of reporters sought to photograph battles, but due to the long exposure times required by early cameras, they could only capture the aftermath of the conflicts.

The intent of this type of counseling, it is to assist couples of all shapes and sizes recognize and retool in the aftermath of conflicts and to promote healthy communication and improve the messiness of relationships.

the aftermath of the conflict.