Sentence examples similar to a total pacification from inspiring English sources
Pacifying the Moroccan interior was achieved with a minimum of force by French Field Marshal Louis-Hubert-Gonzalve Lyautey until his efforts were interrupted by the Rif War, waged by the Moroccan nationalist Abd el-Krim (Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd al-Karīm al-Khaṭṭabī) and his forces between 1921 and 1926, an event that delayed total pacification of the country until 1934.
He also presided over negotiations leading to the Treaty of Lunéville with Austria (1801); and he was one of those who represented France in discussions with the British envoy, Lord Cornwallis, that led to the treaty of Amiens (1802), which marked Napoleon's total pacification of Europe.
"We went from a search-and-destroy to a pacification, because we went to this village and we washed all the kids.
But now that policing has gone irreversibly global, the imperious insistence on the American way, or else, has only a limited usefulness in a long-term pacification strategy.
Or should the Americans mount a powerful pacification effort first?
The campaign is an expansion of a police "pacification program" that began in late 2008.
A son of the oil-rich Delta, Jonathan brokered a gilded pacification deal in 2009.
Such a local pacification process was set to begin in Ituri last week.
He made his name with a brutal pacification campaign in Chechnya justified by a series of suspicious apartment bombings.
America in the Far East had done remarkably well: Japan and Taiwan were considerable success stories, but before then there had been a successful pacification of the Philippines.
