Why does she get embroiled in everything?

The Middle East has been embroiled in conflict for much too long.

The Syrian blogosphere has been embroiled in a heated debate over the weekend.

Practically all regions of the world are embroiled in one conflict or another.

Kenya is embroiled in bitter tribal disputes, and saddled with a brazenly corrupt government.

The country became embroiled in a bitter civil war, which lasted until nearly 1995.

Then China became embroiled with Japan in a dispute over the Diaoyu or Senkaku Islands.

Argentine politics is still embroiled in the legal consequences of those trials of 20 years ago.

This is particularly evident in many weak or collapsing States or in States embroiled in military conflict.

Governments may get better terms, but they may also become embroiled in international investment disputes and discourage other investors.

In June 2006 Airbus was embroiled in significant international controversy over an announcement of further delays in the delivery of its A380.

Now, however, a new generation of organized criminal groups is emerging from States embroiled in or emerging from protracted periods of conflict.

On the contrary, they will find themselves embroiled, like the rest of Europe, in a fundamental debate about the objectives of the Union.

It is at the centre of a struggle between different factions embroiled in fighting across Syria, and its people are paying the price.

Via their Afghan allies, Pakistan in particular but also Saudi Arabia, Iran, India, and Central Asian countries are embroiled in a fight for influence.

The Turkish government, unwisely, became embroiled with the EU over its plan to extend the customs union to include all new member states, including Cyprus.

At the same time, Russia was embroiled in civil war over the vacant Russian throne ( Time of Troubles ) when none of the many claimants had prevailed.

The mining company Rio Tinto Zinc are embroiled in a multi million dollar lawsuit brought by the citizens of Bougainville, in Papua New Guinea in 2000.

Clinton, who was embroiled in domestic problems, badly needed an international success, and assured Arafat that fingers would not be pointed at either party if the talks failed.

In the film, Bruce Willis plays a New York police detective who inadvertently becomes embroiled in a terrorist take over of a Los Angeles office building high rise.

Indeed, Santos and Uribe, members of the same political party and once close allies, are now embroiled in a bitter dispute, with Uribe emerging as Santos s most visible opponent.

With control of the Rumtek monastery embroiled in rival lawsuits, the New Delhi based Karmapa has, not surprisingly, greeted the recent cash seizure as exposing his Chinese appointed rival.

The aim of the approach is to develop a protocol to assist key post conflict development actors assess the needs of local communities that have been embroiled in conflict.

While South Africa has begun its march towards national reconstruction and development, many African countries today are deeply embroiled in large scale bloodshed and massacres owing to ethnic conflicts.

Afraid of the conflict that that would provoke, afraid to get embroiled in arguments that they did not know how to manage, and felt that they were bound to lose.

Afraid of the conflict that that would provoke, afraid to get embroiled in arguments that they did not know how to manage, and felt that they were bound to lose.

With their neighbors embroiled in internal conflict or in the midst of difficult transitions, and with discontent rising at home, the Gulf states are eager to stem the tide of revolution.

But even before convicts became part of China s overseas development effort, some Chinese projects, especially dam building schemes, were embroiled in disputes with local communities in Botswana, Burma, Pakistan, Ghana, and Sudan.

Even the conservative states of the Arabian Peninsula are embroiled in lively disputes about women ministers, Shia representation, Islamist participation in the political process, and even the future of their ruling monarchies.

In 1993, Spain suspended visa waiver treaties with the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina while that area was embroiled in armed conflict.

The plot is simple a filmmaker and the challenges he faces but is embroiled with all that is life in occupied Palestine, making an amusing, and at times soberingly real, hour of theatre.

Chinese firm ZTE was embroiled in a corruption scandal in the Philippines Another controversial deal which was exposed by a Philippine senator, involves leasing of the country s prime agricultural land to Chinese firms.

It had not been possible earlier to take the technical action required to amend the Staff Regulations because the question had become embroiled in the negotiations on the draft resolution on personnel questions.

What we see in Afghanistan isn t just a civil war. Via their Afghan allies, Pakistan in particular but also Saudi Arabia, Iran, India, and Central Asian countries are embroiled in a fight for influence.

The international community must assist Africa particularly the Organization of African Unity, which has never remained indifferent to the various conflicts that have embroiled certain Member States to prevent conflicts and manage them better.

No peace keeping operations or humanitarian aid programmes should be permitted to interfere in the internal affairs of any country, still less to use force or become embroiled in a conflict between the parties.

Wright argues that technology has increased the number of positive sum games that humans tend to be embroiled in, by allowing the trade of goods, services and ideas over longer distances and among larger groups of people.

Meanwhile, Asia is being roiled by intensifying territorial disputes in the South and East China Seas, as countries revive old claims against each other. East and South Asia are embroiled in an arms race, mainly at sea.

Since his arrival in America, Priestley had continued to defend his Christian Unitarian beliefs now, falling increasingly under the influence of Thomas Cooper and Elizabeth Ryland Priestley, he was unable to avoid becoming embroiled in political controversy.

Wright argues that technology has increased the number of positive sum games that humans tend to be embroiled in, by allowing the trade of goods, services and ideas over longer distances and among larger groups of people.

The security concerns that have animated this diplomacy are forging a broad coalition, bringing in not only the region s democracies, but also countries like Vietnam, which is embroiled in its own territorial dispute with China that centers on maritime oil exploration.

This was done at the behest of the United States, which at the time was embroiled in the Vietnam War and required, for understandable security reasons, the use of the island of Diego Garcia as an air and naval base.

Set in the near future, the story unfolds against the background of a US that has slid into financial ruin and single party dictatorship, and that finds itself embroiled in yet another pointless foreign military adventure this time in Venezuela.

20. The international community should not become embroiled in a conflict pitting jobs in the North against jobs in the South, and should take care that global competition did not proceed at the expense of social gains achieved through economic development.

Anyone planning to drill there will become embroiled in a major maritime dispute, with Cyprus claiming that the reserves lie within its territorial waters, and Turkey countering that Cyprus has no territorial waters, because Cyprus, at least for the Turks, does not exist.