Sentence examples for conduct of peace from inspiring English sources

Whatever the election matchup, the voting will largely be a referendum on the conduct of peace talks with the Palestinians.

This suggests that Mr Erdogan's grip over AK may be loosening.A silent power struggle between president and prime minister was evident when they clashed over the conduct of peace talks with Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned leader of Turkey's autonomy-seeking Kurds.

Israeli thoughts and views on impact of Israeli domestic politics, including changes in GOI leadership, on GOI approach to and conduct of the peace process and negotiations.

He maintained that Oviedo was the target of persecution and that the military tribunal that convicted him was illegal according to the constitution, as it had been conducted in time of peace.

The revelations about the conduct of the Middle East peace process made by al-Jazeera and the Guardian over the past few days have shocked people around the world, but they did not surprise the membership of Hamas.

Humanism rightfully claims Pantagruel (1532; Eng. trans. Pantagruel) and Gargantua (1534; Eng. trans. Gargantua), with their celebrated giants, feasting, drinking, and discovering and proclaiming the new and better ways of learning, of the conduct of war and peace, and of the true religion, which, for Rabelais resided in individual prayer, charity, and the virtuous life.

Talks between Israel and Syria broke down last year during the Clinton administration, which held to the idea that it was possible to conduct only one track of peace talks at a time.

That was demonstrated when the Congress called upon the United States Institute of Peace to conduct an 'independent' review of needs and programs juxtaposed to the Quadrennial Defense Review made public this spring.

Khalil Shikaki was one of the first Palestinians to work with Israeli counterparts in studying the feasibility of peace — by conducting pre-accord public-opinion polls — in the early nineteen-nineties.

These new writings also focused greater attention on the law of peace and the conduct of interstate relations than on the law of war, as the focus of international law shifted away from the conditions necessary to justify the resort to force in order to deal with increasingly sophisticated interstate relations in areas such as the law of the sea and commercial treaties.

Thematic content analysis [ 36, 37] of the transcripts was conducted in NVivo v9 to identify interpretations of peace and life worthwhile.