Sentence examples for ceasefire strategy from inspiring English sources

Ingram told me that he was more influenced by the community-services aspect of the Ceasefire strategy than by the threat of swift and certain punishment.

But Oakland and New Orleans have both seen dramatic drops in murder after implementing the ceasefire strategy – and, even as violence spiked in cities across the country last year, both cities have been able to maintain their lower levels of violence.

In the spring of 2007, David Kennedy, a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, brought Ceasefire, his strategy for fighting inner-city-youth violence, to Cincinnati.

The government's unsuccessful strategy has been to sign ceasefire agreement with the ethnic armed groups individually, which the UNFC has reiterated that it will maintain its "all-inclusive" policy.

There was ceasefire for thirty years.

The siege went on week after week, ceasefire after broken ceasefire.

What was Minsk ceasefire deal?

What now after ceasefire fiasco?

Why did the September ceasefire break down?

This "ceasefire" or "focused deterrence" strategy, first launched in Boston in 1996, requires coordination between police departments, prosecutors and community members in the neighborhoods most affected by violence.

However, U.S.'s strategy of ceasefire with North Korea in 1953 clashed with the Rhee's 'northward unification' strategy.