The prospects for friction between EU members escalate.

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This is a profound change that creates much friction in the transitional phase.

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The Alliance places a particular emphasis on defusing tensions between the Western and Islamic worlds.

Many of these conflicts are also the result of ethnic, tribal or religious tensions.

Many would agree that the root causes of friction among cultures and civilizations are not primarily religious.

In September 1960, the first production P1800 (for the 1961 model year) left Jensen for an eager public.

Bias in the presentation of the history and neglect of the contributions of the minority are significant causes of ethnic tension.

The influx of Rwandan asylum seekers remains a concern and is a potential source of friction in the northern border areas.

The result is a growing territorial assertiveness, which has become a source of new friction along China s land and sea frontiers.

Ever since the Gulf war, Iraq has been a source of friction among the western permanent members of the UN Security Council.

A more militant Iranian posture is likely to increase friction with Iraq, as well as inspire more anti American violence there.

Although it has witnessed a number of positive developments, the African continent continues to suffer from the persistence of tensions and conflicts in many of its regions.

Labour migration to secure a livelihood is frequently a source of family tension and disintegration.

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The Bengali Language Movement of 1952 was the first sign of friction between the two wings of Pakistan.

This position was to cause friction among many of the senior officers (some of whom were senior to Wellesley).

Most worryingly, it has heightened tensions between Taiwan's various ethnic groups over national identity and relations with China.

If this situation persists, as I have long warned it might, it will lay the foundations for huge global trade frictions.

Viquipèdia is viewed by Catalan speaking users as a tool for defending their culture, which can occasionally create friction with the Spanish edition due to the issue of identity.

American radicalism, however, resulted in increasing tensions between religious communities in the Middle East, and the rise of radical Iran with its bid for regional hegemony.

Other posts comment on terrorist attacks, ethnic tensions in Xinjiang and Tibet, and separatism in or around Taiwan.

We regard it as a matter of high priority that in its discussions and work the forthcoming open ended working group should not be turned into an arena for political friction and confrontation.

Even at the peak of diplomatic tensions with Iran, Turkey refrained from adopting America s more maximalist position, which challenged the validity of Iran s right to enrich uranium.

As a former Soviet country where Russian channels are watched by much of the population, especially during times of heightened international tensions such as those in Ukraine, Putin remains a popular topic.

We endorse the principles of Uniting for consensus and are ready to consider any proposal that does not create fractures and can establish a new and lasting balance.

Easy travel plus hard economic times means that immigration rates may accelerate to the point where social friction exceeds general economic benefit.

As Parlamentskaya Gazeta reported, as a result of tensions with their partners the Farmers and Greens Union a discussion was initiated in the Social Democratic party about whether to stay in the ruling coalition.

After all, the 2013 presidential election brought Rouhani, who brought about the nuclear deal, promising an era of reduced tension with the West and more economic prosperity.

We must grasp the opportunity for constructive action and now work towards an era of cooperation that is not distorted by ideological and political tensions.

It would therefore be unrealistic at this stage to expect a tripartite process of concerted action by the State, the society and the business world that would be free of problems, tension and even crises.

Simply put, Khamenei will not tolerate any diminution of his power, and he is determined to avoid the type of friction that has characterized his relationships with previous presidents, particularly Ahmadinejad.

The political dimension was not only irrelevant to the issue but was a factor which seriously undermined relations between the United Nations and the developing world.

At the same time, reconciliation efforts have continued in order to minimize tensions between ethnic groups, including the Mandingo, Mano and Gio peoples, as well as the Mande Mel tribal groups.

After some months of tension and fear of war between the two neighbouring nations, negotiations between the two governments led to Norway's recognition by Sweden as an independent constitutional monarchy on 26 October 1905.

Indeed, the tension between non governmental organizations and local authorities was an issue that was repeatedly raised in the debate, particularly in determining whether the two spheres were competitive or complementary.

The Committee is deeply concerned about the application of special laws, such as the Law on State Security (No. 12927) and the law that defines terrorist acts and establishes the penalties (No. 18314), in the context of the current tensions over the ancestral lands in the Mapuche areas.

We realize from our own past, and from more recent experiences of racial and religious strife elsewhere involving physical assaults and attacks on places of worship, how vulnerable our own social fabric is.

The army source cited emphasized that the purpose was to remove IDF outposts from heavily populated Palestinian villages and small towns in order to avoid unnecessary friction. (Jerusalem Post, 24 August 1994)

That is why it is important to us that consideration of the question of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council be carried out in a pragmatic, constructive manner and not turned into a cause of political friction.

With China and Japan currently sparring over islands in the East China Sea, the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in 1931 has become a safe and popular choice for movie directors who continuously face strict censorship.

Demonstrations on the Lebanese side of the Blue Line occurred periodically at points of friction identified in my previous reports, namely Sheikh Abbad Hill, east of Hula, and Fatima gate, west of Metulla.