Sentence examples for subsequent peacekeeping from inspiring English sources

Under Nelson's watch the memorial has increased its efforts to tell the story of Indigenous service personnel – "black diggers" – in the world wars and in subsequent peacekeeping and peacekeeping operations.

That failure has haunted all subsequent efforts at peacekeeping in Africa, and remains a major reason for reluctance to send foreign troops into Congo, a broader conflict in a larger nation.

For example, a 1984 amendment authorized award of the Purple Heart to those killed or wounded as a result of "an international terrorist attack," and "as part of a peacekeeping force" subsequent to March 1973.

For example, a 1984 amendment authorized award of the Purple Heart to those killed or wounded as a result of "an international terrorist attack," and "as part of a peacekeeping force" subsequent to March 1973 -- reflecting the changing nature of warfare.

Despite the cease-fire and the subsequent deployment of a largely Russian peacekeeping force in the region, hostilities continued, and in 1999 the region formally declared its independence, a move that was not recognized by the international community.

In a subsequent gun battle on Tuesday, Pakistani troops with the United Nations peacekeeping force killed at least 50 militia fighters.

The parties to the accord also agreed to the deployment of a UN peacekeeping mission in Croatia, later initiated through the subsequent United Nations Security Council Resolution 721 of 27 November.

William Hague, the foreign secretary at the time, was very aware of the failure of the Tory government of the 1990s to stop the slaughter in Bosnia and its subsequent obstruction of the international tribunal, which it believed would disrupt peacekeeping efforts.

A small regional peacekeeping force was unable to stop the rebel takeover and subsequent chaos.

Less is known about the level of traumatic exposure experienced on peacekeeping deployments and the effects of this type of exposure on subsequent health [ 5].

Both "Peacekeeping" and "The Heart of the Matter" feature dramatic descriptions of maritime disasters and the subsequent mass casualties.