Sentence examples for face peace from inspiring English sources

Foreign policy aims to lose any conciliatory face: "Peace makes your species weak.

(Coincidentally or not, the Afghan government and the Taliban recently held a round of face-to-face peace talks).

The first face-to-face peace talks in seven years between the government and the rebels -- brokered by Norwegian diplomats -- are expected to begin in May or June.

Members of the Taliban leadership met with a United Nations official this month to discuss the possibility of face-to-face peace talks with the Afghan government, American and United Nations officials said Friday.

Mediators said it was now unclear if South Sudanese rebels would start face-to-face peace talks with the government on Saturday, dampening hopes of a swift end to weeks of ethnic fighting in the world's youngest state.

Also Saturday, the Taliban's leaders denounced reports that their representatives had met with a senior United Nations official to discuss the possibility of face-to-face peace talks with the Afghan government.

AMMAN, Jordan — Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, said Monday that he would return to the bargaining table next week for face-to-face peace talks with Ehud Olmert, the Israeli prime minister.

Abbas also said he would be prepared to resume full face-to-face peace negotiations if Israel froze all settlement construction for three months and accepted its June 1967 borders as the basis for land swaps.

SHARM EL SHEIK, Egypt -- The leaders of Israel and the Palestinian Authority held more than two hours of face-to-face peace talks in this Red Sea resort on Tuesday, delving into several of the core issues that divide the two sides but not breaking an impasse over Jewish settlements.

But when we're facing peace, it's the right time to remember.

His comments come as Syrian government and opposition delegations take part in a second day of face-to-face peace talks in Geneva.