Sentence examples for suspended hostilities from inspiring English sources

He has also suspended hostilities with the main opposition party, the Alevi- and secularist-dominated Republican People's party (CHP).

North and South Korea remain technically at war; they suspended hostilities in 1953 with a cease-fire rather than a peace treaty.

A new government came to power in Romania on August 23 and not only suspended hostilities against the U.S.S.R. but also, on August 25, declared war against Germany.

Toward the end of 1475, both Frederick and Louis suspended hostilities against Charles, who thus became free to concentrate his forces against the Swiss.

Peace anticipated, by a few weeks, the ratification of the Peace of Nicias (421 bce), which suspended hostilities between Athens and Sparta for six uneasy years.

6. Boris Johnson has suspended hostilities in his war of attrition against Cameron – and will probably return to the Commons in 2015.

Gangs were not a big factor except by suspending hostilities to make common mayhem.

But military reverses and the opposition of his own nobility forced Magnus to suspend hostilities in 1363.

The proposal was made to the principal powers represented on the Non-Intervention Committee in the form of a request for a join appeal to Valencia and Burgos to suspend hostilities.

The chief of South Africa's military opposed any deployment without a cease-fire, and Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal, all of which have pledged troops to the Burundi effort, have delayed sending any soldiers until all parties suspend hostilities.

He got the two sides to agree informally on Tuesday night to suspend hostilities for two days, partly so the Palestinian Authority would have time to arrest suspected terrorists.