“armed conflict”造句，怎麼用armed conflict造句

Outlook Weekly, part of the state news agency, quoted a military academic warning that to misuse the term "core interests" might undermine its deterrent value or even lead to armed conflict.

However, the armed conflicts have never been solved in good faith due to widespread mistrust and festering political wounds on all sides.

Predictably, de Montfort repudiated the Mise of Amiens immediately, and armed conflict broke out.

But a considerable portion of the partisans strived to maintain an independent existence and often came into direct armed conflict with the Soviet power.

Disease outbreaks, other disasters and emergencies (armed conflicts, droughts, etc) and the degradation of grazing land are also threats.

The “principle of convergence”, as it is known, holds that armed conflict is, in essence, an information-gathering exercise.

At present, armed conflicts and local wars touched off by disputes about territory, natural resources, ethnicity or religion are relatively limited in terms of scale, intensity and region, and are under control to varying degrees.

But President Dwight D. Eisenhower believed that any armed conflict with Moscow would accelerate into a thermonuclear holocaust, and he rejected outright this notion of "limited" nuclear war.