Sentence examples for damage peace from inspiring English sources
At the same time, Mr. Noda, the Japanese prime minister, criticized the efforts by the Cambodian leader to limit discussions on the South China Sea, saying they could damage peace and stability in the region.
In October it said THAAD would damage "peace and stability in the region" and it warned "relevant countries" that they should "not take their own security concerns as excuses for damaging others' security interests".South Korea has plenty of reasons not to anger China, which takes a quarter of its exports and is also its biggest source of imports.
But he said Ireland was anxious for the Brexit talks to go ahead despite the turmoil in London, and for the deal that they produce not to damage peace in Northern Ireland. .
This violence damaged peace talks between Attakullakulla and South Carolina governor William Lyttelton, who considered the territory west of the Yadkin River in North Carolina to be within South Carolina's sphere of influence.
But he added: "Although this is not your responsibility or intention, I am particularly concerned at the way anti-peace process elements in Britain and Ireland have seized upon the hearings to damage the peace process itself".
Yet the lawsuits have been quite responsible, aimed at men accused of particularly repulsive deeds, without any obvious damage to peace processes.
Requiring non-Jews to vow loyalty to a Jewish state and putting territorial withdrawal to a referendum could damage the peace process.
"Talk of establishing the state by 2008 will allow Israel to continue building settlements and swallowing more Palestinian land, which will damage the peace process".
This has taken a great deal of work from so many people over so many years," Kenny said at a Downing Street press conference with David Cameron when asked whether a UK exit would damage the peace process.
President Andrés Pastrana of Colombia has been reluctant to make such accusations, however, fearing that they could damage the peace negotiations with the rebels that his government began in November 1998.
"If you went for a blanket amnesty, I think that would damage the peace process because it would be saying to too many victims: we are not listening to you.
