Sentence examples for definitive peace from inspiring English sources

But a definitive peace accord remains elusive.

ISRAEL under Ehud Barak keeps coming tantalisingly close to a definitive peace with its immediate neighbours.

In 1904 a definitive peace treaty was signed with Chile, accepting the loss of all Bolivia's former coastal territories.

By 1120, however, the barons had submitted, Henry's son had married into the Angevin house, and Louis VI defeated in battle had concluded a definitive peace.

As recently as Friday, Zapatero said that the government was optimistic that the Eta ceasefire would lead to a definitive peace process.

Mr. Santos vowed, however, that he would not agree to a cease-fire until a definitive peace pact was reached, and he said that in the meantime the government would not relent in its war against the FARC.

One provision of the armistice called for the prompt election of a National Assembly with authority to negotiate a definitive treaty of peace.

CAR's interim president, Catherine Samba-Panza, who was appointed in January last year, said the forum should allow citizens to define "a new vision of our nation state, a new social contract of values and national cohesion and a global and definitive accord for peace and reconciliation".

"We think we've started on a definitive path toward peace," reads a statement released by the guerrillas, who asked that various international and independent bodies monitor the ceasefire.

But the document also restates a "definitive commitment" to the peace process and an important hint of flexibility, contained in the qualifier "in the current political context" - suggesting that if the context changed, disarmament might not be impossible.

But there is to be no acceptance of the plan's call for a Jewish settlements freeze, and no talk about creating a definitive framework for new peace ideas.Even so, by getting Mr Sharon to rescind his absolute No to the plan, Mr Peres feels he has answered the fig-leaf charge.