Sentence examples for robust peacekeeping from inspiring English sources

The international community must quickly deploy a robust peacekeeping force and offer a peace dividend.

So the only hope of stanching the worsening violence lies in a robust peacekeeping force.

In the past decade, the United Nations has carried out what it calls "robust peacekeeping" — essentially offensive military operations — in Sierra Leone, Congo and Haiti.

A robust peacekeeping force is also required to ensure the government complies, it should be UN mandated and establish clear working relationships with the government on access, civilian protection and the free movement of peacekeepers.

Without a much more robust peacekeeping force, the 2.5m displaced people crammed into camps remain in acute danger, with aid agencies unable to look after them.Sudan's government argues predictably that the West is again trying to impose its will in Africa.

As a result, it was not until after collapse of Soviet communism in 1991 that the council began agreeing on robust peacekeeping mandates for conflicts around the world.

Re "Annan Renews Push to Send Peacekeepers" (news article, April 19): Calling for the Security Council to send a "robust" multinational peacekeeping force to the Middle East, Secretary General Kofi Annan counsels that "such a force must be impartial and capable of taking decisive action".

Another costly mistake was the administration's failure to press for a robust international peacekeeping force that could displace the warlords and strengthen the central government.

The United Nations has certified Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon, opening the way to a more robust United Nations peacekeeping presence along Lebanon's often-troubled border with Israel.

Secretary General Kofi Annan today certified Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon, opening the way to a more robust United Nations peacekeeping presence along Lebanon's often troubled border with Israel.

A complicated situation has been made worse by Eritrea, which supports Somalia's hardliners because they are killing Ethiopians, whom the Eritreans deem to be their enemy.The only hope at present is for a robust international peacekeeping force to come in and allow the Ethiopians to withdraw.