Sentence examples for separate peacekeeping from inspiring English sources

It pays about one-fifth of the general budget and more than a quarter of the separate peacekeeping budget.

Just in case, a separate peacekeeping operation in southern Sudan has withdrawn all non-essential staff.Mr Bashir had accepted the hybrid Darfur force only under protest and after having had his arm twisted by China and others who, though happy to carry on doing oil business-as-usual, were embarrassed at being associated with a regime accused of such appalling atrocities.

This means there will be up to four separate peacekeeping forces in Sudan - one in Abyei, a joint UN-African Union body in Darfur, a force that monitors compliance with the 2005 peace deal, and a new unit for the soon-to-be-independent south.

In addition to the bill for 25percentt of the United Nations regular annual $1 billion budget, the United States is charged for 30percentt of the separate, fluctuating peacekeeping budget, which in the coming year is likely to total more than $2.5 billion.

Peacekeeping presents a separate problem because the United States is assessed 30percentt of peacekeeping costs but has been paying only 25percentt since the mid-1990's, thereby automatically increasing its peacekeeping debt yearly.

Usually the body's different budgeting stages are staggered across different years, but 2009 is a rare year when all three main financial calendars — the regular budget, the division among member states and the separate scale for the cost of peacekeeping operations — fall due simultaneously.

Cyprus is also the only E.U. member with a U.N. peacekeeping force, which has separated the larger Greek territory from the Turkish enclave since a war in 1974.

In 1992, a UN peacekeeping operation, UNTAC, arrived to separate the warring parties and hold elections.

The General Assembly promptly approved the deal, passing resolutions for separate budgets for day-to-day and peacekeeping operations.

He and Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, the committee's ranking Democrat, wrote an agreement that tied payments of American dues and peacekeeping assessments -- governed by separate budgets -- to a reduction in American payments.

Clark was in command during three separate deployments of forces from Fort Hood for peacekeeping in Kuwait.