“The following relief is necessary to bring about a cessation of the violence or the threat of violence.”

“The restoration of the Stanley government in 1660 therefore caused as little friction and alteration as its temporary cessation had.”

“In addition, an effort was made to assess the likelihood that lesions induced by anorectic agents could progress despite cessation of therapy.”

“Second, speed, flexibility, and incessancy of market activity have replaced the scheduled rhythm of the factory floor.”

“After 20 years, Mary Byrne, teacher at the model school of the New York Training School for Teachers, began to fear the incessancy of this schoolteacher's routine.”

“Couple with this incessancy of action the loftiness and ardour of his aspirations.”

“The surcease of the construction work brought a sense of relief to the neighborhood.”

“These volatile events have their sustained durability in the incessance of love.”

“All cessations made to the Central Powers in the ceasefire and treaty were nullified and renounced.”

“Analytical and nonanalytical cessations are the two forms of nirvāṇa, which is simply freedom from afflictive suffering, or the elimination of afflictive suffering.”

“Experience from the Western Balkans teaches us that military victories and formal cessations of military hostilities are often followed by the killing of the losers or their supposed sympathisers by the winners.”