Примеры truce

• But no one can predict how long the truce will last.

• Today however there is a practical truce between old and new theories - and professionalism is the tie that binds.

• His priority was a truce leading to radical reform.

• Two months after the accord came into effect, the military and government officials began to voice their pessimism on the truce.

• I renew my call for a truce between descriptivists and prescriptivists, but it can't work without civility and integrity on both sides.

• As long as this is so, a truce seems unlikely.

• The truce was based on present possession.

• This changed again after the 1921 truce, when politics came up from underground, and in 1922 and 1923, when most male activists were interned or on the run.

• What it got instead was an uneasy truce + a truce that could fall apart with alarming speed, and with far-reaching consequences for the system's long-term stability.

• Washington's methods not only provoked disdain among some radicals, they also robbed him of crucial allies and prevented the establishment of a truce between the two camps.

• Their deadly purpose is undeterred and unaffected by armistices and truces, preserving indefinitely the bitterness and the fear of the strife of the past.

• For some years an uneasy truce, broken by border incidents, has existed.

• Will breakers of the truce be punished in this case, and, if so, what punishment will be meted out?

• We are considering what form of truce or corridors of tranquillity would be of most help to the humanitarian efforts and agreeable to all concerned.

• I have no illusions that we will solve it now; our short-term aim is to achieve a truce and a cessation of hostilities.