Sentence examples for brought a semblance of from inspiring English sources

Slowly, the war's end brought a semblance of peace.

Only the supremely severe rule of the Taliban brought a semblance of order.

For ordinary people, peace has brought a semblance of normalcy, at least here in the capital, where United Nations peacekeepers have taken charge of security.

Local authorities have expressed strong doubts about the safety of the march, even though the Pakistani military has long claimed its operations in the area have brought a semblance of security.

Others took on the arduous task of welding a defunct empire into a nation-state, most prominently Chiang Kai-shek, whose urban-based Nationalist Party first brought a semblance of political unity to postimperial China.

While aggressive counter-insurgency policies have brought a semblance of stability to Chechnya in recent years, they have also made Ingushetia and other areas in the Caucasus an attractive refuge for violent rebels groups.

Can privacy be preserved while bringing a semblance of safety and security to a world that seems increasingly lawless?

By 1999, just as the Dayton Accords were helping to bring a semblance of normalcy back to Sarajevo, Kosovo had started to slide toward war.

Iraq's neighbors have a compelling interest in facilitating a political process that just might bring a semblance of order to that country.

Unlike Hammett and Chandler, however, Cain did not focus his fiction on the consoling figure of the detective bringing a semblance of order to all that urban chaos.

Over the objections of some top advisers, he had dispatched marines to Beirut to be part of a multinational force to bring a semblance of calm to Lebanon.