Sentence examples for to stage further from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barak's decision not to stage further retaliatory raids against Palestinian Authority security posts today was quietly welcomed by Western diplomats, but criticized by opposition leaders and, more obliquely, by top Israeli military officers.

The FA had hoped to stage further talks over the matter, having originally written to Fifa several weeks ago to inform it that England players intended to wear the poppy on black armbands – as they had been allowed to do in 2011 for a friendly against Spain when the same issue arose.

Calling Britain and America "partners of purpose", Brown suggested the two countries would help bring world leaders together at the summit, which is being targeted by thousands of anti-capitalist protesters who clashed with riot police in London's financial heart today and are set to stage further protests tomorrow.

Mr Coke could retaliate by calling on armed backers elsewhere in the country, like the Stone Crusher gang in Montego Bay, a tourist haven, to stage further attacks.Mr Golding's only chance of avoiding such a fate is resorting to legal acrobatics.

Seoul officials said they were in talks with Washington to stage further naval drills, possibly as soon as this month.

The offensive removed a direct threat posed by the JNA and the VRS to Metković, and it accomplished the Croatian objective of capturing positions that were favourable to staging further offensives against JNA and VRS forces still positioned near Dubrovnik.

NHS Employers, which in May had taken part in eleventh-hour negotiations brokered by arbitrator Acas, urged junior doctors not to stage any further walkouts as part of the dispute.

Prisoners then decided to stage a further protest in the chapel the following day, 1 April.

However, Serwotka admitted that a smaller group of unions might need to go it alone in staging further walkouts.

Extension of lymphadenectomy to D3 does not improve staging further, and could be justified only by a favourable impact on survival (de Manzoni et al, 1996).

At the end, after all the troupes returned to the stage, further melting-pot images occurred.