Sentence examples for difficult peace from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the president and his advisers are in difficult peace negotiations with the guerrillas, talks that the paramilitary forces violently oppose.
We would feel more confiden & hopeful if the money required by the shelter program... was spent on schools instead, in a gallant effort to raise a generation wise enough to preserve a difficult peace.
AMMAN, Jordan — After two days of difficult peace negotiations with Israel over the issue of Jewish settlements, the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, sounded a modestly positive note on Thursday, declaring that he saw no alternative but to keep talking.
Meanwhile, we are pushing ahead with one of the most complex peacekeeping operations in our history, feeding and protecting hundreds of thousands of displaced people, and sponsoring difficult peace negotiations in Libya.
Mr. Barak lost his parliamentary majority, and his broad coalition, which was constructed precisely to build a stable foundation of support for difficult peace moves, shriveled to a weak center-left government.
I think that all deep passion is but a kiss In the mid battle, and a difficult peace 'Twixt oil and water, candles and dark night Kevin Collins, the charismatic young actor who imbues Cuchulain with a gleaming heroism, also speaks the poetry with an unstudied lyricism that collapses the distance between character and language, and between a distant theatrical style and contemporary taste.
But he does not have the vision, or the serenity, to turn his people toward the difficult compromises of peace and democracy.
One might be inclined to believe that this more peaceful situation would make Israelis more inclined to make difficult choices for peace.
"The post-conflict is going to be as difficult as the peace process itself.
"The military is making it more difficult for the peace process to continue," he said.
With the 1998 Good Friday agreement, Northern Ireland has come a long way on a very difficult path toward peace.
