Sentence examples for affecting peace from inspiring English sources

Each body could deal with any matter within the sphere of competence of the League or affecting peace in the world.

"I can only speak for myself," she replied when asked how her criticism of the Palestinians might affect peace talks.

In an interview on Saturday, when asked if the strains in American-French relations might affect peace efforts, Mr. Moussa responded with another irate wave of his cigar.

"This American strike that killed Mullah Akhtar Mansoor might not affect peace talks so much, but if they strike again or if they kill any other leader, then I think we will not see peace talks in my lifetime," he said.

He said the United States continues to urge all claimants to conform to the 2002 China-Asean Declaration of Conduct, in which the parties committed to "exercise self-restraint in the conduct of activities that would complicate or escalate disputes and affect peace and stability".

America should encourage the development of democratic societies in one of the world's most troubled regions; however, it is important to keep our eyes open to the extreme messages the Muslim Brotherhood — the most organized political force in Egypt today — is sending its supporters, and how that will affect peace and stability in the region.

"If that happens, it can severely affect peace and tranquillity and our nascent democratic reforms and the development of the country".

The panel debate, hosted by the All Party Parliamentary Group on Global Security and Saferworld, discussed the findings from a new Saferworld report into how China could be affecting fragile peace and stability in conflict-affected states.

In their meeting on Wednesday afternoon, Prime Minister Li Keqiang of China told Mr. Netanyahu that "the Palestinian issue is a core issue affecting the peace and stability of the Middle East, and a peaceful solution reached through dialogue and negotiations is the only effective answer," according to Xinhua, the state news agency.

She points to the Spanish unemployment crisis, where youth unemployment is around 60%, and suggests 'bridging measures' may be needed in some places, so that structural reforms can be made "without unduly affecting domestic peace".

The United States does not need a declaration of genocide to determine that a serious situation affecting international peace and security is unfolding in Darfur and therefore to take the issue to the United Nations Security Council.