Sentence examples for flawed peace from inspiring English sources

He forged a hasty (and flawed) peace deal in Georgia without a formal mandate sidelining the EU's foreign policy chief, Javier Solana.

The government dismissed them as "bandits", but if so, they are well-organised ones.Even a flawed peace would be better than none, as the success of an internationally-monitored ceasefire in the Nuba mountains, signed in January last year, illustrates.

Its resilience has owed much to the British government's determination not to let it fail, something to the lack of any viable alternative and a great deal to the fact that, although deeply flawed, peace of a kind, with all its attendant benefits for the people of Northern Ireland, has prevailed.

The flawed peace agreement also allowed the government and the Chinese to begin building the pipeline, which would syphon the south's oil through a 957-mile conduit to Port Sudan.

Facts: Pakistani PM Yousuf Raza Gilani officially announced a military offensive into the Swat Valley to combat the Taliban, expanding the effort already ongoing in the Buner and Dir Districts (and effectively ending the fledgling and flawed peace agreement with the Taliban).

Moreover, these distortions, in turn, led to a series of events that has driven the Israeli people and, indeed, much of the world to pursue a flawed agenda for peace in the Middle East.

It takes longer to get to Gaza than to New York, says a disgruntled West Banker.Above all, Palestinians are afraid that Mr Arafat might be tempted to relinquish what they see as their basic rights in return for a deeply flawed, and possibly temporary, peace.

Laurence F. Friedman, Chicago: Your thesis about the restart of the peace process is fatally flawed for the same reason that the peace process has not worked so far.

After six frustrating weeks in Accra, I can say that the peace talks are flawed and unstructured.

Luis González, the prosecutor who is overseeing the process, says that those demanding justice will have to be more flexible, otherwise the whole effort will fall apart.For all its flaws, the peace process has survived serious wobbles and can claim some remarkably positive results.

And the "peace and security" area is flawed: it penalises countries involved in armed conflicts abroad or that sell arms.