Sentence examples for forthcoming peace from inspiring English sources

LONDON — With the exception of the concentration of the Greek forces around Hanina, in Epirus, military operations have been entirely suspended in the Balkans, and interest centres in the forthcoming peace conference in London.

Tension is high ahead of forthcoming peace talks to take place in Kenya.War on drugsRepublicans and Democrats blocked each other's plans in the American Senate to help the elderly pay for prescription drugs.

The forthcoming peace talks may be making things worse as rivals jostle for any advantage on the ground that they can take to the conference table.The result is that the chances of any peace deal may diminish.

The forthcoming peace talks in Libya may be making things worse as the rebel factions and the Sudanese government jostle for any advantage on the ground that they can take to the conference table.The result is that, as the fighting intensifies, the chances of any peace deal diminish.

Thereafter his job was focused on safeguarding Austrian interests in the forthcoming peace; to assert Austria's influence in Germany over that of Prussia; and to prevent the ascendency of Tsar Alexander from becoming permanent.

Wintour therefore returned to the continent, where he tried unsuccessfully to persuade the affable Constable of Castile to press for good terms for English Catholics in forthcoming peace negotiations.

For two weeks the major undertaking of American diplomacy has been the exclusion of the Republic of India from the forthcoming Korea peace conference.

By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, September 5, 1953 P. 77 For two weeks the major undertaking of American diplomacy has been the exclusion of the Republic of India from the forthcoming Korea peace conference.

Come the Catalan The big book index Reprints Related items Van Tien DungMar 28th 2002The French wanted a strong bargaining position in the forthcoming Geneva peace talks, and General Navarre was convinced that if the Vietnamese under General Vo Nguyen Giap could be brought into conventional battle, the French could win the day.

But he should not kid ourselves that this is just a straightforward, easy, 'do you like the guy – yes or no?'" Duncan was also asked if Iran would have a full place at the table at the forthcoming Geneva peace conference on Syria.

He is also author of the forthcoming Cyber Peace: Managing Cyber Attacks in International Law, Business, and Relations (Cambridge University Press).