Sentence examples for from further escalation from inspiring English sources
"Nor will Russia be dislodged from Crimea nor deterred from further escalation by military force".
Therefore, it is important that anxiety in children with an ASD is treated and prevented from further escalation.
We need to ensure, too, that Ukraine is protected from any further escalation of fighting in its eastern region.
World finance leaders gathering in Washington next week will focus on proposals for countries to contribute more money to the IMF so it is better prepared in case of a fallout from any further escalation of Europe's debt crises.
The government responded to the IRA's acts of terror – which included the assassination of civilians as well as soldiers – with indiscriminate reprisals; these were met in turn by further escalation from the IRA.
Officials in Washington, Berlin and London fear that any move to arm Ukraine's ill-equipped military or a movement of major forces to Eastern Europe could lead to a further escalation from Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has justified his military moves in Crimea as a response to Western encroachment.
If no additional DLTs occurred, the dose escalation proceeded to level 1 (further escalation from level 1 to level 2 with the same rules).
Russia has also expressed growing concern over North Korea and said on Friday that it had issued "an urgent appeal" to Pyongyang "to refrain from actions which could lead to further escalation of tension".
Russia, which has expressed growing concern over North Korea, said on Friday that it had issued "an urgent appeal" to Pyongyang "to refrain from actions which could lead to further escalation of tension".
Hussein, in a statement issued from his office in Geneva, warned that further escalation "will prove catastrophic for the 5.2 million people living in the midst of conflict in eastern Ukraine".
"The latest downgrade reflects further escalation of costs and damages from the continuing Fukushima nuclear plant disaster and increased concern that government support measures may not completely protect creditors from losses," Moody's said.
