Sentence examples for appeasement for from inspiring English sources

"This yatra ensures that Modi's core belief in Hindutva is intact along with the motto of our government – appeasement for none, development for all".

An article on appeasement, for instance, states that this pacific policy was defunct after 1945 and that "no statesman would dare to propose it".

It is hard to know then what the listening exercise might achieve other than biding time and as some form of appeasement for the Lib Dems.

Some experts argue that the fundamentalist brand of Islam practiced by both has theological links, however, and Riyadh's recent crackdown has been interpreted as an act of appeasement for Saudi hard-liners.

"Our two great Nordic countries should pursue resolutely a policy of appeasement for, whatever anyone may say, our two great countries should be the leaders of the world," he told Joachim von Ribbentrop, Hitler's foreign minister, on July 7 1939.

But only a little more than a year ago, Mr. Genscher was suspected in many NATO capitals of being an apostle of appeasement, for which "Genscherism" became the synonym.

This is not a call for appeasement, only for efficiency.

Trump's slogan, "America First," was emblazoned on the banner of the movement for appeasement of Hitler.

An Israeli lawmaker said in a radio interview that he hoped that Mr. Obama would not be the next Neville Chamberlain, known for appeasement of the Nazis in 1938.

But William Johnson, executive director of the National Association of Police Organizations, appearing on Fox News, said that there was "a war on cops," and that the Obama administration was to blame for appeasement of those who attack the police.

Whilst Buddhist rituals, propitiation of local deities and appeasement of demigods for peace and well-being of herders and cattle were held in their villages, herders also built and sustained strong socio-cultural interactions and relations with the local peoples residing along their migration route and living downstream.