Sentence examples for unconditional end from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, the United Nations Security Council demanded "a complete, immediate and unconditional end to all fighting" between Sudan and South Sudan.

Hence some of the toughest motions, demanding among other things an unconditional end to NATO's bombing, prepared for a special party congress on Kosovo being held in the town of Bielefeld on May 13th.

The Iraqis say they have no more banned weapons, and demand an unconditional end to sanctions.A special UN panel was convened in March to find a way out of this deadlock, but it failed.

During his campaign against Republican candidate Richard Nixon and third-party candidate George Wallace, Humphrey, heavily burdened by his association with Johnson's unpopular Vietnam policies, tried to distance himself from the president by calling for an unconditional end to the bombing in North Vietnam.

The Europeans all carried more or less the same message: a call for an immediate halt to military action by Israel, matched by an unconditional ending of rocket attacks by Hamas.

INSIDE PITCH The Mets announced that they had placed the right-hander Shaun Marcum on waivers for an unconditional release, ending his short and fraught tenure at the club.

On 15 August 1945 news was received of Japan's unconditional surrender, ending plans for the battalion to take part in further combat in the Pacific.

In no jurisdiction in the world is there a legally enforceable unconditional right to end one's life in the way that many proponents demand – choosing the precise time and manner of death at the hands of a third party.

The RBS consortium is expected to announce the results of an ABN shareholder vote on its bid on Monday, and to declare its offer unconditional by the end of next week.

Mr. Lee was widely blamed in South Korea for having provoked the Cheonan episode by ending unconditional aid to the North at the start of his presidency.

Lee, a conservative who ended unconditional aid to the North four years ago, said the coming year could bring change in cross-border relations and, perhaps, progress on Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.