Sentence examples for keep warring from inspiring English sources

International peacekeeping forces may be authorized to keep warring parties apart pending further negotiations.

International peacekeeping forces may be authorized to keep warring parties apart pending further negotiations (see United Nations Peacekeeping Forces).

Now that the IRA is getting rid of its guns, the Alliance has handed over its votes.In the week of Mr Maskey's accession, he went to Short Strand, the tiny Catholic inner-city district at the tip of solidly Protestant east Belfast that is caught up in a spate of stoning and petrol bombing across the "peace line", one of many walls in the city designed to keep warring communities apart.

She recalled an incident when a rumor that the Syrian Army, which was initially deployed in Lebanon to keep warring factions apart, advanced substantially and grabbed key Lebanese army posts after fierce battles along the Souq el-Gharb mountain front east of Beirut.

"Roy Orbison wrote a song called 'My Best Friend,' and there's a line in there that says, 'A diamond is a diamond/ And a stone is a stone/ But man is part good/ And part bad.' I've always believed that the good will ultimately prevail, but there's a bad side of us that we have to keep warring against.

His most vital task is to keep War Emblem healthy -- easier said than done.

Lukas has entered a second horse, Table Limit, whose assignment will be to keep War Emblem busy early.

Certainly, no one would argue that the military and the empires don't have an incentive to keep war alive.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi urges his supporters to keep waging war.

Fisher defines peace-keeping as "a dissociative approach in which a third party intervenes simply to keep the warring parties apart and maintain the absence of direct violence.

His impossible task it is to keep the warring parties apart.