Sentence examples for a comprehensive ceasefire from inspiring English sources

But first he wants a "comprehensive ceasefire".

Bombings are heard again #Gaza July 17 , 20141.03pm BST The official who leaked reports of a "comprehensive ceasefire" agreement now seems to rowing back slightly.

After 21 days of bombing, Israel still refuses a comprehensive ceasefire that meets the minimal, unified demand of all Palestinians – to let people lead normal lives.

Quentin Sommerville (@sommervillebbc) BREAKING: Senior Israeli official tells the BBC there will be a comprehensive ceasefire from 6am tomorrow morning following talks in Egypt.

The UN has called on Moscow and Washington to help restore a comprehensive ceasefire to prevent a collapse of talks aimed at ending a conflict in which more than 250,000 people have been killed and millions displaced.

If the Russians stop blowing up civilians and we see movement on access it might open the way to a resumption of talks in Geneva – on a comprehensive ceasefire and and a political transition in parallel.

These consultations seek to establish a permanent and comprehensive ceasefire, secure improvements to the humanitarian situation and a return to a peaceful and orderly political transition," according to a statement read out on Tuesday by UN spokesman Ahmad Fawzi and reported by Reuters.

Is an Israeli teardrop worth more than a drop of Lebanese blood?" Mr Siniora also pleaded for an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire.

Reuters reports: An Israeli official said on Thursday that Israeli senior representatives at talks in Cairo had accepted an Egyptian proposal for a comprehensive Gaza ceasefire starting on Friday, but Israel's leaders still had to approve the deal.

Here are details of the agreement, translated from a Russian-language document that was handed to reporters: An immediate and comprehensive ceasefire in certain areas of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine and its strict implementation starting from 00 00 (Kiev time) on 15 February 2015.

On a more positive note, the UN Integrated Office in Burundi, which was established in late 2006 to support the September 2006 Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement between the Burundi government and the rebel National Liberation Forces, helped to facilitate the formation in November 2007 of a new government in Bujumbura.