Sentence examples for a just comprehensive from inspiring English sources

The group, which styles itself the Quartet, said in a statement that it remained committed to "promote a just, comprehensive and lasting settlement".

We call for a just, comprehensive and lasting peace in the region in which all peoples shall coexist and enjoy equality, justice and internationally recognized human rights, and security.

Nonetheless, the conference's final statement declared that "support for reform in the region will go hand-in-hand with support for a just, comprehensive and lasting settlement to the Arab-Israeli conflict".

But President Mubarak has also unwaveringly reaffirmed Egypt's and the Arab world's commitment to a just and comprehensive peace, and to working toward its realization.

In a landmark summit on Thursday in Riyadh, Arab leaders relaunched a peace initiative first tried five years ago and called for a "just and comprehensive peace" in the Middle East.

Assad did not speak to reporters after the meeting but Syria's official news agency later quoted him as stressing to Mitchell "the Arab right to recover occupied lands through achieving a just and comprehensive peace".

In addition, it said that they "reiterated both their commitment to the peace initiative approved at the Arab summit in Beirut and to this initiative as the basis for any Arab move toward achieving a just and comprehensive peace".

Muslim countries meeting in Damascus criticized Israel on Monday but said they were open to better ties with the Jewish state if it took steps toward a "just and comprehensive" Middle East peace deal.

A statement issued by the foreign ministers of the 57-member Organization of the Islamic Conference said "any progress on ties must be linked to how much the Israeli position represents a commitment to a just and comprehensive peace that guarantees the restoration of rights and occupied land".

The plan drew a quick and angry response from Damascus, where the official Syrian Arab News Agency quoted a government spokesman as saying the move would "block the way to any inclination or initiative to push matters in the direction of achieving a just and comprehensive peace in the region".

REAFFIRMING the resolution taken in June 1996 at the Cairo extraordinary Arab summit that a just and comprehensive peace in the Middle East is the strategic option of the Arab countries, to be achieved in accordance with international legality, and which would require a comparable commitment on the part of the Israeli government.