Sentence examples for imposing peace from inspiring English sources
This does not mean imposing peace.
Yet by imposing peace, Mali's partners have taken a risky approach.
They were replaced by a West African peacekeeping force whose troops, mostly Nigerian, soon found that digging diamonds was more profitable than imposing peace.
The West is left feeling edgier than ever, and no more certain whether it could or should use force in the hope of imposing peace with justice.The only person who seemed confident of a breakthrough in the stand-off between Mr Milosevic's Serb forces and the ethnic-Albanian majority in the Serbian province of Kosovo was President Boris Yeltsin.
The Talpur, native to Balochistān (now a province of Pakistan), claimed no saintly descent and were not as popular as their predecessors, the Kalhora, but they did succeed in imposing peace in the area for 40 years and establishing a reasonably efficient administration.
Performed largely by stars from Hong Kong cinema, Hero is set in the third century BC at a time when the ruthless king of Qin was engaged in forcefully uniting China's seven warring king doms and imposing peace on this large corner of the world.
It could involve an imposed peace agreement imposed on both sides and enforced by international peacekeepers.
"The role of the government is to impose order, to impose peace".
It has promised to send 12,000 policemen to Darfur to impose peace.
There was an upsurge of industrial unrest despite government efforts to impose peace.
