Sentence examples for endanger peace from inspiring English sources

Nigeria, representing the African Union, said any condemnatory action would endanger peace talks.

The Xinhua news agency warned that increased US engagement could boost stability but warned American militarism might "endanger peace".

Secretary General Ban Ki-moon pleaded with all parties "to refrain from any actions or statements that could endanger peace, incite violence or jeopardize security in Kosovo or the region".

In London, when the Conservatives returned to power in 1951, they extended Seretse's banishment indefinitely, saying his return would endanger peace and good government in Bechuanaland, where this decision was promptly met with riots.

The Al-Azhar University in Cairo, considered Sunni Islam's highest authority, said on Sunday that it opposed an American strike on Syria, calling such intervention "an aggression against the Arab and Islamic nation" that would endanger peace and security in the region.

According to a senior Taliban commander, the security agreement will endanger peace talks and diminish the possibility of any political settlement in Afghanistan.

It endangers peace in the Middle East".

ONCE again the Sri Lankan government has turned to Norway to try to rescue its endangered peace deal with the Tamil Tigers.

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In his will, the late emperor had appointed Pope Victor II as counsellor to the empress, and the pope solved some of the conflicts between the princes and the imperial court that had endangered peace in the empire.

Well, lots of things aren't good... Most leaders in the Western world agree that a terrorist is someone who endangers peace and international security with their actions, often with a political goal in mind.