Sentences with phrase «negative effects of war»

In particular, there is a need to better understand the mechanism (s) through which attachment may serve as a protective factor against the negative effects of war - related trauma.

The script and Mara also do a respectable job showcasing the negative effects of war on a returning soldier (though not nearly as gripping as watching Bradley Cooper as Chris Kyle in «American Sniper»).

The president noted the negative effects of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq on the military but said that had not diminished their capability.

Not exact matches

Investors are concerned about the negative implications of a potential trade war, the effect of privacy breaches at social media companies, and the magnitude of Federal Reserve (Fed) rate increases in 2018.

Hard experiences of conflict, war and trauma have inevitable and negative impact on social, economic and political life of individuals and communities, with long term effects on their function and development, creating number of dysfunctional individuals and traumatized societies, and trauma transfer on generations.

National standards also risk unleashing negative forces in American education — including further curricular narrowing, harmful effects on states that got standards right in the first place, and the possible rekindling of culture wars over what knowledge and which skills matter most (and who gets to decide).

US companies continue to grow earnings, but it remains to be seen if the potential negative effects of a trade war with China will negate the generally positive net impact of the tax cuts.

In opposition are animal advocates including the British singer Morrissey who are appalled at the rhetoric of a war on cats and promote nonlethal methods of controlling the negative effects of cats as being more effective and humane.

On this note, I should say, that I've been thinking a lot recently about the possible negative effects of fields of professional study that refuse to engage in critical discourse about the war, and since Fine Arts professionals are fairly constant offenders, this year I will be actively seeking out such work.

Many questions remain, but overall it seems to me that the effects of the war in the Congo have been very negative for wildlife, parks, and people.

The argument that an effects — based approach to jus ad bellum is adequate is all the more compelling when we consider some of the possible negative consequences of expanding the definition of «war» that results from the instrument — based approach.