Sentence examples for the ceasefire of from inspiring English sources

The ceasefire of the past fortnight has allowed many of them to resume their lives.

The second phase began with the pan-Arab invasion of Palestine on May 15 and lasted, with two UN-decreed truces in between, until the ceasefire of January 7 1949.

The year before, Sky had helped work on the ceasefire of Jaish al-Mahdi (JAM), an Iraqi paramilitary group created by Al-Sadr, so she already knew some of its members.

Arguably, neither side could be trusted – despite the ceasefire of 2013, and the HDP's success in June's election on a peace ticket, both the army and the PKK had continued to stockpile, recruit and otherwise prepare for a resumption of the fighting.

And all Koreans suffered the most tragic disaster after 1945 and the have been suffering from the de facto war, national division as a chronic war-preparation system, even after the ceasefire of 1953.

The reason why anticommunism lasted so long as a dominant ideology in South Korea may be explainable to national division and the 'de facto' war since the ceasefire of 1953.

Why is the ceasefire on the line of control violated so frequently these days?

This death toll is set to rise ​after the collapse of the ceasefire on Tuesday evening.

Catney, who after breaking with Sinn Féin became an influential figure within dissident republicanism, tells Fitzroy Presbyterian church in Belfast it is time to admit that the IRA lost the war it fought from 1969 to the ceasefires of the mid-1990s.

Instead, he launched straight into the subject of Nagorno-Karabakh, blaming Armenia for violating the ceasefire agreement of 1994.

Those nomads that survived slowly moved back to the liberated territories after the ceasefire agreement of 1991.