Sentence examples for bring a truce from inspiring English sources

Block grants would bring a truce to the tug-of-wars between Washington and the states.

America is mulling arms deliveries, but holding back to see if a last-ditch Franco-German diplomatic deal can bring a truce.

The Second World War brought a truce in the American class war that had raged throughout the thirties, and it unified a bitterly divided country.

Philip invaded the Berry and Henry mobilised a large army which confronted the French at Châteauroux, before papal intervention brought a truce.

The governors' meeting with Mr. Zedillo seemed to bring a temporary truce to the infighting.

But, following discussions held earlier in the week the four countries' foreign ministers have said the failure to bring about a truce completely meant that "further work needs to be done" before a summit could be held.

According to Freud's reconstruction of primordial society, the father is displaced by a son (probably violently), and further attempts to displace the new leader bring about a truce in which incest taboos (proscriptions against intrafamily sexual relations) are formed.

If Mr. Arafat wants Israelis to believe that he is sincere in his efforts to bring about a truce, he must see to it that not only the Palestinian police force but also the paramilitary wing of his Fatah organization works to restrain violence.

The New Year's Day vote in Congress that brought a temporary truce to the fiscal wars showed the Republicans to be far more divided than the Democrats, and the division broke along regional lines.

Israeli and Palestinian officials said the number of violent incidents was slightly lower today than in recent weeks, but some officials argued that the agreement had not brought a real truce.

By George Packer The New Year's Day vote in Congress that brought a temporary truce to the fiscal wars showed the Republicans to be far more divided than the Democrats, and the division broke along regional lines.