withdrawal of the army

Following the incident, the government offered dialogue which the opposition said they will only take part in after the withdrawal of the army.

The workers also demand the withdrawal of the army units that have massed in the city over the past few days.

Other terms of the deal included the withdrawal of the army from the streets and negotiations with the opposition.

Organizers said the march was intended to draw support for Indian rights and the withdrawal of the army from indigenous regions.

After hearing the statements of the council, Johnston ordered the withdrawal of the army at midnight.

"The town of Barentu was evacuated prior to the withdrawal of the army," he said.

Upon the withdrawal of the army to safety in Virginia, his brigade covered the movement of the Confederate trains.

As a result of the conference General Shafter will insist upon the immediate withdrawal of the army North.

Nasser's final terms were decisive and non-negotiable: "a plebiscite, the dissolution of parties, and the withdrawal of the army from politics".

The deal the mission is overseeing is supposed to include the release of prisoners, the withdrawal of the army from the streets and negotiations with the opposition.

Determining the cause of the war is part of United Nations Resolution 598, along with a cease-fire and withdrawal of the armies to their respective borders.

Both countries were relieved when they reached agreement on a 15-day timetable for a partial withdrawal of the army troops along a 250-mile stretch of the north-central border.

If these arrangements can be coupled with a final withdrawal of the army from politics - now a realistic hope - the tragic pattern of Haitian history may at last be overcome.

The Commission should take steps to demand the withdrawal of the army, which is being used without a proper legal basis as a means of policing the public and of political repression.

However, with the approach of the Central China Expeditionary Army from the south, the overall situation was grim, and Chiang Kai-shek ordered the withdrawal of the armies.

During the Second Battle of El Alamein the Ariete sacrificed its obsolete tanks in the attempt to counter the Allied offensive and cover the withdrawal of the army.

All of benefit to Rome that the visit of Scaurus had achieved was the withdrawal of the army of Armenia from Cappadocia-always the intention of Mithridates anyway.

The Tuareg demands included the withdrawal of the army to barracks, the ending of massacres and of arbitrary arrests of civilians, and an independent inquiry into the issue, with international observers.

The next morning they would make a fake withdrawal of the army from Emesa giving the Byzantines the impression that the Muslims were raising the siege and were withdrawing to the south.

Vasil Tupurkovski, the Macedonian representative to the presidency, said after the vote that the presidency had accepted "the cessation of hostilities and withdrawal of the army to the barracks" as a "priority."

Despite the Government's concession on a central demand - the resignation of a state governor whose election they called fraudulent - Indian and peasant groups have strongly backed the rebels' call for withdrawal of the army.

While Utah did not achieve statehood, the withdrawal of the army, or the ability to influence the appointment of federal officials, the LDS Church generally thrived during the Civil War period.

The bronze statue, by sculptor Georg J. Lober, shows Paine in 1776 (using a drum as a table during the withdrawal of the army across New Jersey) composing Crisis 1.

In anticipation of the German attack, the British and some Greeks urged a withdrawal of the army of Epirus to spare badly needed troops and equipment to repel the Germans.

Doctor Monygham, going to the door of Viola's kitchen, observed this retreat marking the end of the foreign interference, this withdrawal of the army of material progress from the field of Costaguana revolutions.