So my common sense, my good intentions, were in conflict with my taste buds.

Within both India and Pakistan, economic disparities and a sense of social injustice have created fertile ground for conflict.

There is an encouraging sense of renewed hope in the emergence of democratic and stable post conflict countries in our region.

Sense, sense, no sense.

It is essential to ensure a sense of justice in a society struggling to recover from its suffering in the aftermath of conflict.

A prolonged conflict situation creates poverty and want and uncertainty and fear, and it perpetuates a sense of helplessness and lack of dignity.

We must approach the protection of civilians in armed conflict with a heightened sense of urgency and in a comprehensive, coherent and concrete manner.

Making sure all citizens get a good education could help to reduce potential grounds for conflict. And so could a sense of humor.

Externally funded community projects supporting socio economic development are necessary in order to provide a sense of purpose to communities divided by conflict.

In that sense, the most relevant contribution we can make is fostering development and combating hunger and poverty, those infamous seedbeds of conflict.

As to the conflict in Rwanda, we are reassured by the sense of responsibility being displayed by the Government and the Rwanda Patriotic Front.

It's a sense of economy and a sense, also, of humor.

Well you get a sense of order you get a sense of structure, you get a sense of real discipline.

lot of sense.

Sense of duty?

But can we really find no common thread, nothing that connects the dots of conflict, no sense of an ideology driving or at least exacerbating it all?

The question we ask is How can the perpetrators of that cruel conflict ever make sense out of it? We appeal to them to stop the carnage.

But it's sense, good sense!

And guns give people a sense of power, a false sense of power.

There is a need to review the sense of prioritization in allocation of resources to accord the required importance to the role of law enforcement institutions in post conflict Liberia.

This don't make sense at all. Does that make any kind of sense?

Of course, you have no sense. You have a soul but no sense.

How do you create the sense of transcendence, the sense of evoking a perfect world?

Nor would it be proper, where the gravity and scale of crimes materially differ, to charge all sides in a conflict in order to preserve a false sense of parity.

What addicts get is relief from pain, what they get is a sense of peace, a sense of control, a sense of calmness, very, very temporarily.

Sense

Makes a lot of sense.

I've no sense of humor.

Maybe that's what adversity gives us a sense of self, a sense of our own power.

The United Nations which, together with all its organs, played a prominent role in the Arab Israeli conflict should feel a sense of satisfaction at what has been achieved.

That boy has no sense of time, of direction. As a matter of fact, he has no sense.

It doesn't make sense, but nothing makes sense nowadays.

One is reciprocity, and associated with it is a sense of justice and a sense of fairness.

Professionally, I try to make sense often of things that don't make much sense themselves.

The expectation of conflict can itself become a cause of conflict.

There is a growing sense of urgency in Moldovan society, expressed in the unprecedented consensus and the resolve of all political parties with respect to the ways and means of settling the conflict.

That's right, and so you have this sense of human time, you have this sense of nature's time, and then you have this sense of the time of God's space.

Yet these violent acts can be viewed as a political conflict in the sense that young people are directly challenging the state by attacking its representatives.

The collaborative agenda for preventive diplomacy would include conflict forecasting, conflict avoidance or prevention, conflict management, and the prevention of conflict escalation.

12. Calls for the enhancement of the role of women in conflict prevention, conflict resolution and post conflict peacebuilding

Tom lost his sense of smell.

They have a sense of humor.

Is there a sense of wonder?

The Iraqis sense all of this.

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