Sentence examples for peacekeeping strategy from inspiring English sources

TWO months after American and British forces crushed the government of Saddam Hussein, the economic consequences of a "lean" peacekeeping strategy are mounting rapidly.

Annan's overriding objective in reconceiving peacekeeping strategy was, as he said, to protect the U.N. from getting set up and blamed, and in this he has been remarkably successful.

Halifax and Chamberlain were of course ridiculously wrong to think Hitler would be appeased by the offer of colonial territory, but they thought that way because extra-European territorial swaps had been a peacekeeping strategy for centuries.

Female chimps that use grooming as a peacekeeping strategy may also experience their own rush of endorphins and enjoy many of the same benefits.

Do you think mindfulness and meditation should be a part of peacekeeping strategies in other conflict areas of the world?

There were some important differences between the parties over questions of intervention and strategy, peacekeeping and war fighting, but when it came to military programs and hardware, the political divide was simply a matter of scale.

Certain features of peace-building distinguish it from peacekeeping, and make it an appropriate strategy in dealing with vertical conflict and low intensity conflict.

In Syria, such a strategy will probably require an international peacekeeping force to ensure law and order, to give the government breathing space and to remove the militias' primary raison d'etre.

In 2009, China's defense ministry established in the north of Beijing a UN peacekeeping training center, it could, as a result of a coordinated strategy, not only serve as a platform where international troops train and prepare their specific missions but also stand as an institution where research and teaching on 21st century peacekeeping could be organized.

Mr. Blair's proposal would include Russia in developing and executing strategies against terrorism and arms proliferation and for peacekeeping, among other issues.

This helps explain why Army officials defend their increased reliance on the Guard and Reserve for a greater share of peacekeeping as a way to let the Army focus on the Pentagon's stated strategy, which is to fight and win two major regional wars nearly at once.