Mr. Niazi's 18-month respite from militancy roughly coincided with an 18-month respite from violence that Karachi, and the rest of Pakistan, had enjoyed.
He ordered her to go to Washington in August 2000 for a six-month respite.
"It's just a nice three-month respite where the focus is on celebrating and family and less on world events".
This will give a much needed six-month respite to all the women who would have had to work an extra two years.
A spokesman for the Israeli army denied that last night's operation was in retaliation for the bus bombing, which ended a two-month respite from such attacks.
But for now, harried West Side drivers are happily adjusting to the news of a two-month respite from street cleaning.
AS more school districts consider summer sessions to cope with overcrowding or failing students, a new book serves as a reminder of how and why the beloved two-month respite came to be.
His old mate Foley says he took the series defeat hard and another former Irish second-row great, Donal Lenihan, reckons a broken thumb in September which necessitated a three-month respite was a lucky break in terms of recharging his batteries.
For his part, Villaraigosa said he is ready for the battle after a 17-month respite from politics.
We left London, feeling exhilarated and rejuvenated, ready to take on the rest of the long April respite.
The next killing cannot take place until the blood has turned yellow, giving the next victim -- and the next murderer -- a month's respite before the next phase of the cycle.
