Sentence examples for from the standoff from inspiring English sources

"So they benefit from the standoff".

Mr. Obama, who has reaped political benefits from the standoff, welcomed the outcome.

The immediate winner from the standoff was Prime Minister Miller, who leads Poland's Social Democrats.

The civilians of the Kajaki area are suffering the most from the standoff, driven from their homes and unable to farm their fields, the workers said.

Here was a hot war, quite distinct from the standoff between the US and the Soviet Union that had characterised the later 20th century.

The gun was found after Mr. Schryver, of Old Lyme, was taken to court yesterday to face a charge of attempted murder stemming from the standoff on Saturday.

Despite the disruptions, a poll carried out for the BBC found that public support for the junior doctors has increased, with 64percentt of UK residents surveyed now blaming the government for the standoff, up from 54percentt in January.

Kiev city council has already said Maidan should be turned into an ice-skating ring from December 15th.As the standoff continues, the Ukrainian economy keeps deteriorating.

Amy Davidson writes about the origin of the Tunisia uprising, the protests and their consequences, Mubarak's first speech, why Egyptians are so angry, Mubarak and his future, hearing from Egypt, the standoff in Tahrir Square, why people were still protesting, and waiting for Mubarak.

Two days later, the Philippine ship pulled out from shoal but the standoff remained for another 10-week square off between an outnumbered Philippine vessels versus Chinese maritime vessels working with private fishermen and escorted by the People's Liberation Army Navy PLANN) just off the horizon.

The broadcast networks' evening newscasts at 6 30 p.m., though all anchored from Washington, led with the standoff.