Sentence examples for could be peace from inspiring English sources
If they did so there could be peace," he said.
There could be peace, or at least some kind of breakthrough in the negotiations.
He said Ukrainian forces would have to withdraw from the borders of the self-declared Donetsk People's Republic, including Mariupol, before there could be peace.
They say that the warlords' chains of command remain intact and that the ex-fighters are growing weary of temporary work programmes.If there were an election, and a clear winner, there could be peace, argue many Liberians.
Mr Slipper used offensive language referring to women's genitals, and he quizzed Mr Ashby about his sex life.In this section Bashing the big guys Handbagged Enter the goons The peace and love tour It could be peace ReprintsTony Abbott, leader of the (conservative) Liberal Party opposition, called on parliament to sack Mr Slipper for his "gross references".
One alternative phrase Benn might coin to replace "war on terror" therefore could be "peace-making on the various problems part of whose outcome is terrorism".
Ethiopia then claimed victory.In this section Could it be peace?
Most of these journalists bold or irresponsible are now in police cells or in hiding.In this section Could it be peace?
And while the life sentences may have brought some psychological relief to the families of the victims, it provided no guarantee that the court's decision will actually be carried out.In this section Could it be peace?
It was the sobels who first seized Freetown this January and thus who suffered the most casualties in the bloody battle that threw them out.In this section Could it be peace?
