Sentence examples for peacekeeping policy from inspiring English sources

"There is no general U.N. peacekeeping policy relating to corruption," it said.

The military also emphasised that the UK would champion reform to increase the efficiency and impact of UN engagement, as well as setting up a cross-Whitehall joint UN peacekeeping policy unit.

It seems possible that members of the Burma lobby will say something similar about Thant Myint-U, who was a U.N. official for many years, in peacekeeping and policy planning.

Michael Mandelbaum, a professor at Johns Hopkins University, dismissed the administration's approach to peacekeeping as "foreign policy as social work".

The Organ is responsible for coordinating SADC actions relating to military/defence, crime prevention, intelligence, peace-making and peacekeeping enforcement, foreign policy, conflict management, prevention and resolution, and human rights.

The fighting reflects the failure of the UN to translate the concept of peacekeeping into a predictable policy backed by decisive and credible actions.

Beyond that we spend tens of billions on global efforts like peacekeeping forces, climate change policies, conservation and research on vaccines and more resilient crops.

The UK plays a big role in the internal market, in our new common foreign and security policy, in EU peacekeeping and in development aid.

Mr. Levy's predecessor, Robert J. Gaffney, a Republican and former F.B.I. agent, seemed stymied by the crisscrossing mandates of federal immigration policy and local peacekeeping.

Robert Wright ("The Peace That's Within Our Grasp," Op-Ed, Sept. 12) warns that a policy of United Nations peacekeeping in civil wars could undermine the organization's credibility and weaken its role internationally.

They say they fear that the standoff could turn into a test of the entire NATO-led peacekeeping mission and of the administration's Balkans policy, a policy the White House does not want to fail in this election year.