Sentence examples for truce among from inspiring English sources

Those efforts led eight years ago to a well publicized truce among gangs.

Innocent also ordered a four-year truce among Christian rulers so that a new crusade could be launched.

They issued a plea – some would say an order – for a truce among races in California's jails.

If so, that could doom a faltering initiative by the Catholic church to negotiate a truce among Bolivia's warring interest-groups.

More than ever his works negotiate an uneasy truce among the abstract, the representational, the photographic and the just plain weird.

Calling for a truce among rival tribes signals an open heart and an open mind, or least the Bush campaign intends it to.

But the evacuation will also include scores of fighters and their weapons who reject the truce, he said, among them a small group from al Qaeda's Syria wing, the al Nusra Front.

In fact it was the government's announcement of a truce that provoked scepticism among Nigerians, even if some of the Chibok community said they were "cautiously optimistic".

The "pine-nut truce," as it became known among soldiers who found an unexpected respite from the exhausting grind of daily contact, underscored a pair of simple facts: Waging war requires labor, and when local labor is busy with other work, fighting can subside.

Looking to prepare for the truce and jumpstart stalled political talks among Yemen's civil war factions, the new U.N. envoy to the country arrived in Sanaa, saying fighting would not resolve a conflict that crosses ethnic and religious faultlines.

Among the terms of the truce were a commitment to pull back heavy guns from the front line by at least 15km (9 miles), a release of prisoners and an agreement for international observers to monitor the truce and a buffer zone on the Ukrainian border with Russia.