Sentence examples for stop massacres from inspiring English sources

"We just need to stop massacres until then".

The French forces are operating under a UN mandate to stop massacres.

U.S. policy stayed stuck on trying to stop massacres that were no longer happening.

Demonstrators waved signs that read "Stop Massacres in Gaza" and "End the Siege".

Before the Dayton accords, peacekeepers were powerless to stop massacres, like the 8,000 people killed in Srebrenica, in 1995, in front of Dutch soldiers.

And French troops moved again, more recently, in the Central African Republic capital, Bangui, to stop massacres in an increasingly failed state.

… Would you were called to UN? Would a Malala day be announced?" Gordon Brown, now a UN special envoy on global education, said: "Nobody will believe a word the Taliban say about the right of girls like Malala to go to school until they stop burning down schools and stop massacring pupils".

Last month's truck stop massacre bore the trademark signs of cartel involvement: the victims were reportedly killed with silenced pistols, and on the walls of a nearby house the letter "Z" was smeared in blood – an apparent reference to the feared Mexican Zetas cartel.

For starters, stop massacring civilians in the never-ending wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and investigate and prosecute those responsible for past massacres and cover-ups when and where the burden of proof calls for it.

As a country, must we accept that a disturbed adolescent has access to weapons that permit one-stop massacres in our schools?

It is threatening to withdraw its ambassador from the Islamic State unless the self-styled caliphate stops massacring religious minorities.