Sentence examples for exist in peace from inspiring English sources
The two can exist in peace only if they exist in isolation from each other.
The right of the occupier to purportedly defend itself trumped our right to exist in peace.
Sharon Weir may not be happy that her son is openly gay and identifies himself as transgender, but she will fight for his right to exist in peace.
For Israel, it is the right to exist in peace and security within its 1967 borders that can be rationalised through swaps of territory.
States get recognized, not their nature, and the Palestine Liberation Organization has recognized Israel's right to "exist in peace and security".
It would make more sense to settle on recognition that "the Israeli people have a right to exist in peace and security.
But the hues of east and west, of Islamic culture and what some now call Judeo-Christian values, of Bayams and Magens, have yet to blend comfortably -- even in a city like Frankfurt where they co-exist in peace.
This casual conversation between the two that took place in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, where 10 years ago racial riots resulting in the destruction of property and the loss of lives occurred between these two groups, is reflective of how disparate beliefs and different ways of life can co-exist in peace and harmony.
Both imams say that Sunni and Shia have co-existed in peace in the UK and elsewhere in the past, and both warn that the main victims if sectarianism here worsens will be Muslims themselves.
This new life felt utopian, given the tortures of Georgia; the white people seemed committed to "racial uplift" and creating communities where blacks and whites could co-exist in peace.
