Sentence examples for monitors back from inspiring English sources

So on April 8th, the HDC announced that it was pulling all the monitors back to Banda Aceh, the provincial capital.

The administration had portrayed the deal as a promising if fragile advance that would allow nuclear monitors back into the country after years when the nuclear program continued unchecked.

The April launching led to the collapse of a February deal under which the United States promised to ship humanitarian aid in return for the North's agreement to suspend nuclear and missile tests and uranium enrichment, and to allow United Nations monitors back into its main nuclear complex.

After meetings with high-ranking military officials, the North Korean vice president and members of the Foreign Ministry, he said, the North agreed to allow United Nations nuclear monitors back into the Yongbyon nuclear complex, the site of its new facility, to ensure that it is not producing enriched uranium for a nuclear bomb.

April's launching led to the collapse of a deal under which Washington promised to ship humanitarian aid to North Korea in return for North Korea's promise to suspend nuclear and missile tests, as well as uranium enrichment, and allow United Nations monitors back into its main nuclear complex.

Sport science has got the most out of players ("there were no GPS and heart monitors back in the day"), teams now have the ability to study their opponents in minute detail through statistics and video, and there is more tactical nuance.

Security Council members who brokered the deal say they will urge Secretary General Kofi Annan to start sending monitors backed by troops as soon as possible.

Confronting a war in Congo and the failure of a cease-fire last year, the council has decided to send 500 cease-fire monitors, backed by about 3,400 troops and a support staff of about 1,500 people.

As work begins on a resolution creating a United Nations mission for Congo, beginning with 500 cease-fire monitors backed by a force of about 5,000 troops to protect them, council members say they are all aware how dangerous any Congolese operation is likely to be for independent relief workers as well as soldiers.

On the surface it appeared so familiar, as President Alberto K. Fujimori rode to a third term on Sunday in an election so full of dirty tricks that Alejandro Toledo, the opposition candidate, withdrew from the race, and all the international election monitors backed off, too, before a single vote was cast.

But he also needs help from the West, and above all from the European Union, Ukraine's biggest trading partner.So far Europe and America have done well by Mr Yushchenko, supplying thousands of election monitors, backing civic activists and refusing to accept Mr Yanukovich's "victory" in November.