An uneasy cease-fire has been in place since 2003 between the government and the rebels.
Already, daily exchanges of fire have disrupted the uneasy cease-fire declared by both sides.
It's quiet today, there's been an uneasy cease-fire in the last few days -- no Black Hawks swarming, no air traffic at all.
Hamas has largely maintained an uneasy cease-fire in Gaza since the end of Israel's three-week military offensive there in January 2009, which came after years of persistent rocket fire from Gaza against southern Israel.
At the same time, the American military is tightening its focus on Falluja, the city west of Baghdad that has simmered in an uneasy cease-fire since American troops pulled out in May and handed control to an all-Iraqi security force.
So too, he said, was "an uneasy cease-fire" agreed to on July 5 between Macedonian troops and ethnic Albanian rebels who began an insurgency five months ago for greater rights to participation in politics, to education and to use of their language.
The prime minister's national security adviser, Brajesh Mishra, has argued that its nuclear deterrence has kept the conflict from widening in Kashmir, the Himalayan territory claimed by both India and Pakistan where their forces clash along an uneasy cease-fire line.
Nixon's resignation was not an unconditional surrender of America's darkest forces but the beginning of an uneasy cease-fire, one that would be frequently breached.
But the uneasy generalizations don't cease.
Firmly entrenched though Murrow would seem to be, his position is an uneasy one, as he admitted when he insisted on inserting a clause in his contract that will release him from it should Paley ever cease to be the ultimate authority on the board.
The concessions must cease.
