Flashpoints in a sentence

Aside from rare geopolitical flashpoints, the agricultural industry is generally predictable because of its critical nature.

For Your Information- Since 2020, Corps Commanders of India and China have been discussing resolution of the flashpoints along the LAC, including those which emerged after the standoff began.

In Columbia Falls, population 485, the place closest to the patch of land where the pole would rise, the debate has laid bare community and cultural flashpoints.

It also provides early warnings for states that appear to be particular flashpoints.

Ms Sun Xueling, Minister of State for Social and Family Development, and Home Affairs, said that the leadership transition will be taking place at a time when the global environment is “fraught with dangerous flashpoints and uncertainty”.

On India and Pakistan, the intelligence report said that the violent unrest in Kashmir or a militant attack in India could be potential flashpoints between the two nations.

But as campaign season ramps up, the administration is increasingly being forced to address flashpoints across the Middle East.

But there were some tasty flashpoints throughout the game that also caught the eye - with just of those meriting a red card in the eyes of ex-referee Madden.

Crucially, these two conflicts have led to the Transformation of the West from self-styled ‘mediators’ claiming to bring calm to flashpoints, to being active in these wars.

Daizen Maeda has split opinion in the Sky Sports studio over two penalty flashpoints.

Here’s a snapshot of where things stand in the appropriations process and the likely flashpoints.

One of the biggest flashpoints was Alex Carey’s stumping of Jonny Bairstow during the second Test at Lord’s.

This timeline highlights key milestones and flashpoints within the UMC, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Episcopal Church, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, United Church of Christ, as well as in civic life.

We’ve had a lot of success but there are a couple of flashpoints up there and we are monitoring those.

He said the police had identified 6,178 flashpoints across the country, stating that the police was working in collaboration with other security agencies to prevent violence in such areas.

However, most analysts and policymakers in Washington were focused on other regions as potential flashpoints for satellite conflicts with the Soviet Union, including Iran, Greece, Turkey, and Berlin.

In this digital-first series, Barry Allen introduces the idea of flashpoints as being specific eras in history that serve as natural exits from the timeline.

It was observed that in Lagos State and Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory, most streets and major flashpoints have continued to witness the absence of policemen, including traffic controllers.

The key flashpoints in the region are in New Juaben South, Nkawkaw, Nsawam, Aburi, Suhum, Akim-Oda, Ayensuano, Akwatia, Kadewhere; the incumbent MPs in these constituencies are facing stiff competitions from their opponents.

There are still problems, and flashpoints include conflict involving communities that feel they derive scant benefit from the minerals beneath their feet, especially in the former homelands.