Sentence examples for from the cessation from inspiring English sources

It would be as if I never lived, because from the cessation of life there is nothing more".

Until now, al-Nusra has not been included in the list of terrorist organisations exempted from the cessation of hostilities.

Syria's army said this week it would exclude Darayya, an important rebel town near Damascus, from the cessation of hostilities because forces there included al-Nusra fighters.

She spoke of the Burmese concept of peace, which she defined as "the happiness arising from the cessation of factors that militate against the harmonious and the wholesome".

In Guatemala City today murder is commonplace and a sense of lawlessness exists, more than 10 years on from the cessation of war - so much so that after visiting the country last year the United Nations' special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary and arbitrary executions, Philip Alston, declared,"There are now more killings per day than there were during the dark days of the civil conflict.

For many luminescent materials, the reduction in light intensity from the cessation of excitation can be written as I = I 0 exp − t τ Open image in new window (2).

Of these, three are said to be unconditioned: space (akasha) and the two cessations (nirodha)—the cessation that arises from knowledge and the cessation that arises prior to the attainment of knowledge, the former being nirvana, the latter being an arrest of the flow of passions through meditation prior to the achievement of nirvana.

Failing a clear timetable from the coalition for the cessation of war; > The Government of Pakistan will be urged to exercise this nation's legitimate right to secure its interests against all hostile bases inside Afghanistan, supporting and funding terrorism and insurgency in Pakistan.

The LFBG trenches were filled sequentially from 1960 until the cessation of disposal operations in 1968 (see Figure S1 in the Supporting Information).

All health facilities should strengthen the support for ARV adherence and retention in care from pregnancy to the cessation of breastfeeding.

However, most trial data are from countries without the cessation infrastructure seen in the UK and hence their applicability to routine health care settings such as the NHS is unclear.