Sentence examples for fire cessation from inspiring English sources
Land use that accompanied Euro-American settlement in the late 1800s included timber harvest and fire cessation that resulted in loss of larger trees and increased tree density.
Recent research in isolated sites in southwestern North America suggests that spatial variation in land use history can result in differences in the dates of fire exclusion onset and the extent to which forests have changed in response to fire cessation.
The secretary briefly outlined the following general steps toward a cease-fire: "unconditional cessation of violence by all," followed by "security mechanisms and confidence building measures" that would lead to "levels of trust".
In a statement read by Mr. Rosenthal welcoming the proposal by Mr. Brahimi, the joint special representative for both the United Nations and the Arab League, the Security Council asked "all regional and international actors to use their influence on the parties concerned to facilitate the implementation of the cease-fire and cessation of violence".
THE CEASE-FIRE Lifting the blockade, along with a cessation of rocket fire, was one of the key terms of the June cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.
Under the terms of the current agreement, Israel expects Hamas to enforce a complete cessation of fire from Gaza and to stop smuggling in weapons.
The Gulf Cooperation Council, a regional group that spearheaded the diplomatic effort, issued a statement on Saturday condemning "the special use of arms and heavy weapons against unarmed demonstrators" in Yemen and urging "restraint and a commitment to full and immediate cessation of fire".
He referred to "the so-called cessation of firing".
The next day Egyptian President Morsi brokered a cease-fire, establishing a shaky cessation of violence.
Many use the Arabic word "tahadiya," which is what Hamas has chosen; the word means not quite a truce, not quite a cease-fire, but some temporary cessation of hostilities.
