Sentence examples for groundwork for peace from inspiring English sources

Some military experts have questioned whether 30 days will be enough to set the groundwork for peace.

It laid the groundwork for peace between the mainly Catholic republicans, who seek a united Ireland, and the mainly Protestant unionists, who stand for union with Britain.

But she remembered an earlier historic breakthrough, the peace agreement of 1998, which laid the groundwork for peace and which has not, in her mind, borne out its promise.

Egypt, too, occupies an important place in Mr. Obama's strategic calculus, which aims to lay the groundwork for peace in the Middle East by shoring up "moderate" states while coaxing Iran and Syria into the fold.

In various guises, Mr. Adams spent decades at the heart of the republican movement in Northern Ireland and was one of the main figures in the 1998 Good Friday agreement that laid the groundwork for peace between the mainly Catholic republicans, who seek a united Ireland, and the mainly Protestant unionists, who stand for union with Britain.

Was our present government so enamored of its own perceptions and sense of mission, so intoxicated with our remarkable military prowess, that it did not try seriously enough to learn what the situation in Iraq really was and what it would take to help that country lay a true groundwork for peace?

The groundwork for the peace was laid with a 1989 peace accord guaranteed by Syrian troops, who remain and are widely resented.

Mr Santos is laying the groundwork for possible peace talks.

Now American officials say they have reduced their goals further — to patiently laying the groundwork for eventual peace talks after they leave.

If Holbrooke were still alive, Nasr says, he would be shuttling frantically between Islamabad and Kabul, trying to take advantage of Bin Laden's killing to lay the groundwork for a peace process.

Lakhdar Brahimi, the joint special envoy on Syria for the United Nations and the Arab League, expressed worries about the violence in Sidon on Tuesday at a meeting in Geneva aimed at laying the groundwork for a peace conference on Syria.