Sentence examples for dynamic peace from inspiring English sources
Every single human being can experience that — infinite intelligence, infinite creativity, infinite happiness, infinite energy, infinite dynamic peace.
My peaceworker self thrilled to read these words: "When Jesus speaks in the Gospels of the 'peace beyond understanding,'he is referring not to a passive peace, but to a dynamic peace, a peace beyond any rational explanation or ground that grows as the contraries of light and dark, masculine and feminine are increasingly integrated within us".
Australia's hugely generous offer of $760m to Indonesia, for example, helped to repair tense relations, and in Indonesia's province of Aceh the relief effort helped create a fresh dynamic for peace.
"The only Algerian goal is to support, through frank and sincere dialogue, any dynamic of peace able to insure conditions of stability and security in the region". Nonethless, diplomats here said Mr. Benjedid appeared to have failed to make any breakthrough.
"One of the things that we thought was important in terms of the conflict was to look at the various leverage points and to see how we thought we could adjust those to create a better dynamic for peace," Friedman said.
Hopefully this could change the dynamic of the peace process which right now is stuck stalled.
In certain quarters, there is a tendency to believe that the inevitable dynamic of the peace process is not just the inclusion of the extremes but their domination of the polity.
Here are a few: America really is the indispensable nation; Nato should be strengthened as a "dynamic partnership for peace"; we will support those under the boot of the tyrant because "we were Berliners too"; and there must be "no safe havens for al-Qaida".
Meanwhile, the crisis creates a new dilemma for the U.S., Israel, and some Europeans: They oppose the Palestinian Authority application because it will unilaterally change the dynamic of the peace process to the extent it still has potential, and the bid will likely permit the Palestinians to confront Israelis in various UN bodies such as the International Criminal Court.
It would be six months before Bergdahl would appear to change the peace talks' dynamic. .
