Examples of 'pre-conflict' in a sentence
Meaning of "pre-conflict"
pre-conflict (adjective): describing a situation or period before a conflict occurs, often used in political or military contexts to analyze potential outcomes
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Pre-conflict intelligence is still too weak.
This is higher than recent pre-conflict harvests.
Pre-conflict income levels and social development measures can take many years to regain.
Some delegations expressed opposition to the inclusion of pre-conflict situations.
Pre-conflict situations are handled through negotiation and agreement, often brokered by the federal government.
The former parallel administration was an incomplete continuation of the pre-conflict municipality.
Its scope of action extends from pre-conflict peacemaking through conflict management to post-conflict peacebuilding.
We call for an immediate ceasefire and a return to the pre-conflict situation.
In the pre-conflict stage, there is always scope for civilian involvement through preventive diplomatic action.
Considerable resources must be expended to return to pre-conflict socio-economic conditions.
The first is that pre-conflict inequities and disregard for women 's rights become worse during conflict.
This is to help the farmers to regain their pre-conflict production levels.
Its scope of action extends from pre-conflict peacemaking to conflict management, peacekeeping and post-conflict consolidation.
There is an immense grey area that can be perilous in pre-conflict and post-conflict situations.
Return to pre-conflict economic growth with benefits accruing to an increasing number of Libyans.
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Armed conflict exacerbates the inequalities in gender relations that exist in the pre-conflict period.
School enrolment rates returned to the pre-conflict level of around 25 per cent.
In this way peace-building does more than simply returning a society to its pre-conflict state.
In the pre-conflict Swarm, this position was filled by cerebrates.
It also made a number of specific suggestions for strengthening pre-conflict peace-building and preventive diplomacy.
The Committee welcomes the pre-conflict establishment, in 2008, of a sectoral committee on gender and poverty reduction.
A number of specific suggestions also were made for strengthening pre-conflict peace-building and preventive diplomacy.
The pre-conflict population of Bosnia and Herzegovina was close to 4.3 million.
An additional important topic is indigenous peoples and their communities in pre-conflict and post-conflict situations.
More than 75 % of the pre-conflict civilian population had fled.
The aim of this Subproject is to develop tools to assist pre-conflict decision-making.
Nearly 40 per cent of the families living in pre-conflict Abkhazia, Georgia, were mixed Georgian-Abkhaz families.
We expect Russia to withdraw its troops immediately from Georgia to the pre-conflict positions.
The measures prescribed in the Regulation appear to address pre-conflict situations, including weapons testing.
The Russian Federation has to withdraw its forces from Georgian territory to the pre-conflict locations.
It 's also more than twice pre-conflict levels.
In Yemen “ crop production last year already fell by 40 percent compared with the pre-conflict average.
In this respect, the regional commissions can contribute to pre-conflict and post-conflict peace-building efforts.
II . Racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance in pre-conflict situations.
Table 3 illustrates that defence expenditure has returned to its pre-conflict level in percentage of GDP.
The Russian Federation has to withdraw its forces to the pre-conflict locations.
Kosovo 's road systems have almost returned to pre-conflict conditions.
In a word, we had all the indicators of a country in a pre-conflict situation.
Kosovo & apos ; s road systems have almost returned to pre-conflict conditions.
The Battalion Azov, for instance, is rooted in multiple pre-conflict organizations.
