Sentence examples for truce from from inspiring English sources

Michael Foreman's illustrated story "War Game" (1993) memorably told of the truce from the perspective of four young British soldiers and is now out of print.

During this six-year truce from 2000-2006, Hezbollah not only hardened its antipathy toward Israel, but also developed its military infrastructure in southern Lebanon.

But there have been numerous violations of the truce from Gaza, by small militias that Hamas has been unable to rein in.

Some Palestinian officials contended that the raid was a premeditated Israeli attempt to keep a truce from taking hold in order to avoid subsequent political negotiations.

In June 2001, when the Indian government agreed to extend the truce from Nagaland to all the Naga-inhabited areas, similar fears led to protests in Manipur, in which at least 18 people died.

His dangerous campaign, concerted with the count of Flanders in 1297, met defeat from a French force led by Robert of Artois, and during a truce from 1297 to 1303 the rival monarchs reestablished the status quo ante.

That might prompt the armed group to consider another truce, but Mr. Arzalluz said, "I do not expect any kind of truce or cease-fire from E.T.A. in the medium term".

Later excursions by the Romans were generally limited to the scouting expeditions in the buffer zone that developed between the walls, trading contacts, bribes to purchase truces from the natives, and eventually the spread of Christianity.

The question of why it exists at all was the biggest issue hanging over a presidential election on February 2nd.The hostility towards the truce comes from all sides.

Colombia needs help sustaining its non-drug exports, like coffee, if it is to continue resisting truce offers from the Medellin cartel.

But in contentious areas, like the Sinai before the 1967 war and Lebanon now, Israel has judged that those forces tended to ignore border or truce violations from the Arab side, while their presence complicates any Israeli response.