Sentence examples for comprehensive peaceful from inspiring English sources

"We have a real opportunity to achieve a comprehensive, peaceful settlement, and I believe we must test it," President Obama said Saturday night; and, in terms of the promise of the deal, he's right.

Iran's suspected nuclear ambition has become a leading source of worry in the Bush administration, which has said it will not allow Iran's Islamic republic, with its avowed hostility to the United States, to attain nuclear weapons or even develop a comprehensive peaceful nuclear energy program.

The Jordanian text presented Wednesday gives diplomats 12 months to reach a conclusive and "comprehensive peaceful solution that brings an end to the Israeli occupation since 1967".

"Today, we have a real opportunity to achieve a comprehensive, peaceful settlement, and I believe we must test it," Obama said.

It said that it would have been prepared to move "into a new mode which reflects our determination to see the transition to a totally peaceful society" had there been a comprehensive peace process agreement.

In a recent poll of Israeli Jews, nearly two-thirds said that "Israel should do more to promote comprehensive peace with the Arabs based on the 1967 borders, with agreed modifications, and the establishment of a peaceful Palestinian state".

The Foreign Ministry told me China stood strongly behind nonproliferation but called for patience in "resolving the Iranian nuclear issue in a comprehensive and peaceful way".

"Information such as that is misleading and is only engineered by irresponsible parties to disturb the comprehensive and peaceful settlement of the East Timor problem," the armed forces commander, Gen. Wiranto, said.

Moments after the decision to award him the Peace Prize was announced, countless Chinese Internet users and newspaper subscribers, ignorant of the pro-democracy movement, were asking, "Who is Liu Xiaobo?" Charter 08, Mr. Liu's pro-democracy manifesto calling for peaceful, comprehensive political reform reached a much wider audience.

But there is no evidence it has a comprehensive strategy to advance a peaceful transition — or a Plan B if Mr. Maduro digs in or lashes out.

He said Syria needed "socioeconomic, deep, radical, gradual, peaceful, democratic and comprehensive" change that would constitute "the second phase of the popular Arab movement that began in Tunisia in 2011".