Sentence examples for generational peace from inspiring English sources
More like generational peace.
On one hand adults preach individual integrity and character, generational peace and sustainability - yet when we are at our worst - we perpetuate war, violence, economic inequality, racial biases, unethical conduct, and so on.
Music events could be another potential generational dividing line — peace and quiet versus entertainment — but would also draw the demographic the Park Service is after, Ms. Swapp said.
Why shouldn't humanity aspire for greatness grounded in a new generational demand for peace, sustainability, justice, ethics, and accountability?
Who knows what its defining generational image will be: A peace sign, maybe.
Rachel (8 24 39 PM): It's seems that Barack wants to start a generational war...all I want to do is give peace a chance....and be vice-president... Rachel (8 25:00 PM): Lukewarm applause for Richardson though.
Qureishi, like others, also points to a generational split: those Palestinians in their early 20s and younger, who have grown up since the Oslo peace accords, appear more likely to feel they have reaped no benefit from the moribund peace process.
The generational impacts war has on conflict affected societies, especially on children, can also extend well into periods of lasting peace [ 65].
With labor peace receding and the owners determined to snatch back gains from the expiring collective bargaining agreement, Kessler's call for generational accord makes sense.
A generational taste shift?
This change is generational.
