Sentences with phrase «year after the conflict»

An under - resourced hybrid UN and African Union peacekeeping force deploys to Darfur in earl 2008, five years after conflict broke out in the Sudanese region.

It says a great deal for the skill of the British secret services (not a phrase one gets to use too often) that the very existence of one of the most important operations of the Second World War managed to be kept from the general public until the best part of 40 years after the conflict ended.

Similarly, psychological distress was also independently associated with three or more major life events in the year after the conflict.

Exposure to potentially traumatic events remained independently associated with psychological distress 1 year after the conflict had ended, suggesting that conflict exposure may have long - term impacts upon maternal mental health.

Not exact matches

After discussing the arms sales, Trump suggested that the United States could soon extricate itself from Middle East conflicts after years of involvement in Iraq and SAfter discussing the arms sales, Trump suggested that the United States could soon extricate itself from Middle East conflicts after years of involvement in Iraq and Safter years of involvement in Iraq and Syria.

Lukashenko's re-election five years ago led to mass protests and the imprisonment of leading opposition figures, but support for his 20 - year - old regime has risen after he cast himself as the guarantor of stability in the face of economic crisis and a pro-Russian separatist conflict in neighboring Ukraine.

The fact that O'Kelley, 38, and McKelvey, 41, have remained friends 20 years after competing for stardom on the basketball court is a testament to how they learned to handle conflict at South Eugene.

Comments received by the Department and media reports also indicate that many financial institutions already had completed or largely completed work to establish policies and procedures necessary to make the business structure and practice shifts required by the Impartial Conduct Standards earlier this year (e.g., drafting and implementing training for staff, drafting client correspondence and explanations of revised product and service offerings, negotiating changes to agreements with product manufacturers as part of their approach to compliance with the PTEs, changing employee and agent compensation structures, and designing conflict - free product offerings), and the Department believes that financial institutions may use this compliance infrastructure to ensure that they meet the Impartial Conduct Standards after taking the additional Start Printed Page 16910sixty days for an orderly transition between June 9, 2017, and January 1, 2018.

But in December 2010, after nearly 12 years at Netflix, McCarthy left the company following a conflict about his role and his compensation.

How could bank regulators and Congress, seven years after the greatest financial crash since the Great Depression, be allowing blatant conflicts like this to continue?

One year after the rule's publication, in April 2017, the «broader definition of fiduciary will take effect, but to take advantage of the BIC exemption, firms will only be required to comply with more limited conditions, including acknowledging their fiduciary status, adhering to the best interest standard, and making basic disclosures of conflicts of interest,» DOL states in a fact sheet released Tuesday detailing some of the final rule's changes.

The dissenters, which also included Morgan Stanley, Bank of America Corp. and JPMorgan Chase & Co., argued that it was time to move on after a bruising six - year lobbying battle that the Obama administration won by portraying brokers as riven with conflicts that drive up costs for retirement savers.

The Inevitability of Ignorance: Fifteen years after the invasion of Iraq, James Fallows writes that the U.S. is destined to continue «overlearning» the lessons of the conflict.

From machetes to maps: How a red line eased conflict in Bolivias Amazon After years of dispute on the edge of a national park, CI and government partners helped competing land users find common ground through a map they drew together.

(By the way, a book written two thousand years ago, in a dead language, that got edited three hundred years after its parts were written, and also conflicts with itself, is not evidence... any more than Spiderman comics are evidence that there exists a man with Spidey senses).

Thus the antecedent field of the Reform Bill passage is about two years long, or from the accession of the Duke of Wellington as prime minister in the Spring of 1828 (when the issue of Reform was first broached) to the first meeting of parliament after the elections of summer, 1830, when Reform became the focus of political conflict.

On no issue of foreign policy has he expended more time and energy than settlement of the Israeli «Arab conflict, and after almost eight years of effort he has precisely nothing to show for it.

For example, the overwhelming majority of Iraqi refugees didn't start arriving in the States until about five years after the beginning of the conflict in Iraq.

Sudan — where northern Christians experienced greater vulnerability after southern Sudan seceded in a July referendum, and where Christians were targeted amid isolated military conflicts — jumped 19 places last year from its 2010 ranking of 35th to 16th.

Just like there have been conflicts on the democrats side with gay rights groups, environmentalist and even with the African American community because after four years Obama had left them with no noticeable change.

The Muslim Arabs first settled on the Malabar coast about fifty years after the Hijrah, toward the end of the seventh century A.D., at a time when South India was agitated by religious conflicts and political instability.

After a few years of wilderness wandering (you should expect that, by the way — look for the manna; look for the water from rock), I found myself in the Episcopal Church, which is no less riddled with conflict and shortcomings than any other Christian tradition, but which introduced me to the sacraments that have managed to sustain my ever - complicated, ever - faltering faith.

Sister Lolita Houssein of the Good Shepherds Sisters, who are overseeing the project, said: «Today Syrian citizens are struggling to survive after their livelihoods were destroyed during the last six years of conflict.»

A wistful letter of New Year's Day, 1941, again noted that many pacifists had reneged, owing to the exigencies of the conflict, but would return to the fold after the war.

However, after «scheduling conflicts» forced Smith's departure, Jamie Foxx ended up as the star of one of the year's most talked about films.

The French cardinal, who was appointed to the post in June, almost a year after Pope Benedict XVI's controversial speech in Regensburg, argued that dialogue between Christians and Muslims is «the tool which can help us to escape from the endless spiral of conflict and multiple tensions which mark our societies.»

But after the 1,000 years Satan will be released from his prison, and the nations from the four corners of the earth will engage in a gigantic conflict until fire comes down from heaven.

This year, after turning around and beating the Huskies, the Knights left the field of the «Civil ConFLiCT» without the rivalry trophy, like a half - crushed Powerade cup.

After four years with us Arlie was drafted to TIME»S news bureau, first serving in Chicago and then Atlanta, where his territory was the South, and his assignments, for the most part, were on civil rights conflicts.

I took a couple of years where my loyalties were conflicted, but after a while I became a fan of the hapless Devils, who were awful for the first 5 years of their existence.

• The impact of parental conflict in the first year after divorce is mediated by maternal rejection or withdrawal (Fauber et al, 1990).

Kelly noted that conflict drops significantly after the first two years for most divorced families, but for another 25 % the level of stress after two years remains very close to the level of distress soon after the divorce.

But in recent years both Sarkozy and Hollande have pursued a more «forward» foreign policy, intervening first in Libya, then against Jihadists in Mali (after which one Malian jihadist said that «blood will run on the streets of Paris»), and in 2014 becoming involved in the bloody conflict which has engulfed Syria and parts of Iraq.

«New Yorkers are barely hanging on after years of economic turmoil,» Mermel said, «We need a new team to tackle economic issues head on without conflicts of interest or ethical baggage that would hinder or prevent real reform.»

After so many years of conflict, how exactly will a new government create the conditions for reconciliation?

The city's argument is in part based on a ruling from the city's Conflict of Interests Board that granted waivers to two de Blasio advisers to continue working with the mayor after leaving City Hall to go work for Hilltop, which ran the Campaign for One New York and associated groups, despite a one - year ban on doing so.

The groundbreaking news reached me when I was in Bogotá in a meeting with the head of the Colombian Army: after more than 50 years of armed conflict, and four years of negotiations, the Colombian government and the leftist guerrilla group, the FARC, have reached a final peace agreement.

The threat comes after a UN speech last September in which the Argentinean president threatened the flight route and ratcheted up the tension with Britain ahead of an upcoming 30 - year anniversary of the conflict.

After a spell as a trade union officer, Watson became an MP in 2001 and rose fast, becoming a junior whip in 2004 and junior defence minister two years later, when his nightly ministerial papers included details of British soldiers killed in Iraq, a conflict he voted in favour of.

After a career in law enforcement in New York City, where she fought corruption and trained others in crisis and conflict management, Joyce St. George moved to the Catskills region of upstate New York, where she has lived for the last 30 years.

The discrepancy suggests that a cornerstone of the law, intended to guard against conflicts of interest and cronyism has been ignored more than a year after the bill passed following contentious negotiations between Mayor Shayne Gallo and the Common Council.

I've got a lot of work to do on my oratory, but for me it's about getting the message across that there's a group of guys, my generation, there's a warrior generation out there that we have put through 15 years of conflict and we now have a duty to look after.»

Flynn ended up with the case last year after Niagara County District Attorney Caroline A. Wojtaszek requested the case be transferred from her jurisdiction because of a conflict of interest.

The three leaders said that the fate of a generation of Syrian children was hanging in the balance after figures show that 4 million young people were suffering as the conflict entered its third year.

The issue of potential conflict, Perfit said, came up shortly after Wilmorite's application was presented almost two years ago.

Two years after the Bloomberg administration chose not to re-nominate him to the commission, the city's Conflicts of Interest Board fined Mr. Schlein in 2008 for «misusing city resources.»

After his election as attorney general the next year, Cuomo during his first week on the job said member items were a «vivid, graphic symbol» of what was wrong at the Capitol, and required any member item recipient to certify they had no conflict of interest with the relevent legislator.

High in the Andes and finally open to scientists after years of conflict, Colombia's cloud forests host rich biodiversity, which is being lost before its even documented

The clock now reads six minutes from that end - of - days witching hour after it was changed during a press conference Thursday in New York City, citing an increased awareness and interest in stopping key threats to humanity (in particular nuclear conflict and global warming) since U.S. President Barack Obama took office about a year ago.

Leaders from Serbia and its former province — whose population of 1.8 million is 92 % ethnically Albanian — reached an E.U. - brokered agreement on 19 April, normalizing their ties after years of conflict.