Sentence examples for forefront of peace from inspiring English sources

By the early 1980s Hassan had accepted the existence of the state of Israel and moved to the forefront of peace negotiations in the Middle East.

And Egypt, which was at the forefront of peace in the region, had to recall its ambassador from Israel as a sign of its anger.

He was at the forefront of peace talks with Moscow in 1996, in the wake of an invasion of Chechnya by Russian troops, and his pragmatism was said to have impressed Russian negotiators.

The cow is encrusted with vintage religious charms from all the major religions of the world, as well as peace charms and charms depicting people at the forefront of various peace movements, like Gandhi and Martin Luther King.

"Education lies at the frontline of conflict – it should be at the forefront of building peace".

"Nick Clegg has been at the forefront of calling for peace in Israel and Gaza," he said.

What I am saying is that because of our unique position, we should be at the forefront of a new peace movement that starts the process whereby Americans start to see the world, and themselves, differently.' Born Walter Ellis Mosley in east Los Angeles in 1952, he is an only child.

But they are also at the forefront of work for peace.

But the reality is that religious people and organizations have often been at the forefront of interfaith relations and restoring peace in violent regions.

Christians need to be on the forefront of speaking out and partnering with all Muslim leaders who are allies of peace and progress.

Returning to the diplomatic forefront as prime minister, Mr. Aso articulated his pragmatic approach in his United Nations speech, with his core message of peace and happiness through economic prosperity and democracy.