Sentence examples similar to shortage of pacification from inspiring English sources
David Petraeus's much-vaunted tactics of pacification.
The logistics of pacification are those of a war.
Other coastal cities fell, and the work of pacification and Islāmization continued apace.
Their theory of pacification, it appeared, was to terrorize the peasants out of supporting the Vietcong.
Nevertheless, the Portuguese continued their pacification efforts against the Guinean population, especially the coastal peoples, and launched three more major campaigns of pacification, the latest of which was undertaken in January 1936.
Specifically, the city is doing something about the problem, embarking on a project of "pacification".
On the one hand, it takes on the character of pacification and domestication of places.
The programme of "pacification" of Rio's notorious shanty towns, or favelas, began in November 2008.
"The success of pacification is very relative.
On 19 March 1563, the Edict of Amboise, also known as the Edict of Pacification, ended the war.
And there's no shortage of it.
