peacekeeping Definition
peace·keeping (pēs′kēp′iŋ)
adjective
of or relating to the process of maintaining peace, specif., of the reduction or elimination of armed conflict by the use of neutral troops to enforce a truce or separate hostile groups UN peacekeeping forces
noun
such a process
peacekeeping Related Forms
peace′·keep′er noun
peacekeeping Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
un: We are also working to improve the performance of international peace support operations, such as UN Peacekeeping.
Modifies a noun
- monument: In many ways, the brief for the Peacekeeping Monument was a re-run of the War Memorial debate in the 1920s.
- mission: UN Peacekeeping Operations This page lists UN Peacekeeping Missions, provides maps, mission statements, and gives access to reference papers through gopher.
- force: Nigeria is also the third largest supplier of Peacekeeping Forces in the world.
- operation: The United Nations Force in Cyprus - UNFICYP - is the UN's longest running Peacekeeping operation.
- troop: Peacekeeping troops are expected to move into the area by the start of September, with an initial force of 3,500 already confirmed.
- competition: All this lay in the future when the Department of National Defense ( DND ) launched the Peacekeeping Monument competition.
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