Sentence examples for competing peace from inspiring English sources

Several celebrities, like Colin Farrell and Susan Sarandon, limited their political statements to wearing one of the competing peace pins, either a circular peace symbol or a tiny sculpture of a dove.

It also denounced members of the Nobel committee as "clowns"; hastily organized its own, competing peace prize; shut down Web sites referring to Mr. Liu; and blacked out broadcasts and closed off access to the Web sites of foreign news media outlets like CNN and the BBC.

The aura of an "irreversible" Arab-Israeli reconciliation, which had encouraged regional leaders to compete for peace, has been replaced by a psychology of inevitable conflict.

"With the Olympic Truce resolution, the United Nation General Assembly is creating the conditions for all athletes to compete in peace," said International Olympic Committee (IOC) President, Thomas Bach. "Only the UN Member States can guarantee the athletes a safe passage to the Olympic Games.

During the ceremonial 747 contract-signing banquet in Seattle on Boeing's 50th Anniversary, Juan Trippe predicted that the 747 would be "... a great weapon for peace, competing with intercontinental missiles for mankind's destiny".

"Inter-faith dialogue" may sound a wishy-washy concept; but it is a more realistic idea than presenting a secular peace to competing faiths without the backing of religious leaders.

They have lifted Mr. Trump's allies even in deep-blue states like Massachusetts, and worked to make peace between competing pro-Trump factions in more competitive states such as Colorado.

But that delicate peace among competing interests could be upended.

And no politically appointed advisory board is likely to bridge these differences any more than the U.S. has reconciled competing visions of Middle East peace.

I still enjoyed them, but to truly spook, they need to be seen in inky dark; in Derry, they were arranged along, and had to compete with, the Peace Bridge that crosses the Foyle, a sculpture in its own right, and one that is already illuminated.

UN agencies working in Somalia organized football tournaments where the four who exhibited exemplary football and leadership skills were selected from teams that competed for a Peace Cup.