Sentence examples for future peacekeeping from inspiring English sources

Indeed, they noted, dissolution of the militia was a United Nations requirement for future peacekeeping support.

In fact, the administration has agreed to notify Congress about any future peacekeeping operation before voting for it here.

In 1993, 24 Pakistanis were killed in Somalia in the worst single attack on United Nations peacekeepers, and 18 American soldiers were also killed there, leading the Clinton administration to oppose future peacekeeping missions in Africa.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld warned that America might not send its forces to join future peacekeeping missions without a grant of full immunity from the jurisdiction of the new International Criminal Court.

Further increasing international pressure on Colonel Qaddafi, the Libyan leader, Italy suspended a 2008 treaty with Libya that includes a nonaggression clause, a move that could allow it to take part in future peacekeeping operations in Libya or enable the use of its military bases in any possible intervention.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Each student writes a brief (two to three page) reflective essay that examines the role that the United States is playing in Liberia's current condition and that considers the problems that American troops might face in protecting civilians and in future peacekeeping operations.

(Since South Korea did not sign the armistice, it cannot sign a peace treaty, but North Korea has agreed that Seoul could be part of a future trilateral peacekeeping body).

But the operation has also deeply alarmed countries such as India, which fears it sets an example for the future of peacekeeping.

In an unusual intervention, the United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, came to the Security Council to appeal for a solution that would not compromise the future of peacekeeping operations, which he administered for many years.

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After the US debacle in Somalia, when an American-led force slaughtered hundreds of civilians in a crude bid to impose order, and lost 18 men in the process, the White House issued a directive setting out the conditions for future US peacekeeping operations.