Sentence examples for a peacekeeping effort from inspiring English sources

Nations contributing troops may have little in common with one another, and some may have little national interest in the outcome of a peacekeeping effort.

The change in the Pentagon's thinking is an important precondition for other nations to contribute troops for a peacekeeping effort that would extend beyond the Afghan capital, Kabul.

Mr. Bush has said a number of times in recent weeks that the United States would support a peacekeeping effort by the West African nations, but that he had not decided on the size or nature of any American deployment.

"And what he would challenge me on is, 'All right, if we send X number of marines, and they're at the airport, and they are characterized in a particular way, what's that going to do to our central premise that this is an African peacekeeping effort, not an American one?' " Ms. Rice said.

The movie quickly sketches the broad parameters for the story: American troops, in Mogadishu as part of a United Nations peacekeeping effort, plan to kidnap members of the inner circle of Gen. Muhammad Farah Aidid, the Somali warlord.

The active presence of these local women in conflict resolution is part of a broader peacekeeping effort in South Sudan to promote equal representation and women's leadership.

Number two, I would convene a security conference, and I would invite Iran and Syria... we have to have an international peacekeeping effort... thirdly, I would have a donor conference.

But it became the basis of a new policy that was eventually followed by a successful NATO peacekeeping effort.

Russia has reinforced its military presence there, which is nominally part of a UN-monitored peacekeeping effort.

WASHINGTON — With just 15 days left in office, President Bush announced Monday that he had ordered an immediate airlift to deliver vehicles and equipment to the war-torn Darfur region of Sudan to bolster a struggling international peacekeeping effort there.

The 1995 NATO bombing campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina then led to the Dayton Agreement and a successful NATO peacekeeping effort.