Sentence examples for only stop fighting from inspiring English sources
The Shura have said they will only stop fighting when the foreigners leave.
If there is to be real change, the army must not only stop fighting the Kachin and other ethnic groups, it must release its stranglehold on parliament and on the economy.This is where the limitations of the top-down process become obvious.
He was injured "with 13 wounds in his body" during an assault on a Russian military post in the southern province of Kandahar in 1987 and only stopped fighting after the collapse of the Soviet-backed communist government in 1992.
A rash of recent policy papers and analyses have made a similar claim: that if the regime and rebels only stopped fighting, "grassroots actors" or "ordinary people and communities" or the "rebuilding of civil society" would allow the reemergence of a political process.
Only after the Lithuanian delegation threatened to leave the negotiation table did Poland agree to stop fighting, but only to the east of the Neman River (the Suwałki Region).
The Shiite-dominated government has never been pleased with the continuing American plan to finance and organize Sunni insurgents into militia guards, charging that they will stop fighting only as long as it serves their interests.
And it is smarting under local critics accusing it of treating Gaza's people as expendable, agreeing to stop fighting only after Israel had assassinated three of its top commanders.Israel, for its part, has suffered its highest casualties in decades of fighting with Palestinians, losing 70 people, all but six of them soldiers; another 500 Israelis, nearly all soldiers, have been wounded.
Formby issued a statement, "I'll hang up my uke on Sundays only when our lads stop fighting and getting killed on Sundays ... as far as the Lord's Day Observance Society are concerned, they can mind their own bloody business.
Regardless, I think there will need to be not only a political agreement to stop fighting in the south, but also a north-south settlement to finally bring peace to Somaliland.
Peabody would love to help meet the need with U.S. supplies, if only the anticoal crowd would stop fighting its plan to build a $500 million export terminal near Seattle.
