Sentence examples for harder peace from inspiring English sources

(His motive was supposedly to gain a harder peace for the South than Lincoln would have allowed, though there is no evidence that they disagreed on this point).

Trump, meanwhile, thinks Jared Kushner, his Orthodox Jewish son-in-law, can negotiate the hardest peace deal in history.

But carrying out the withdrawal became a lot harder after peace talks between Israel and Syria broke down in March.

Within three hours, the 42-year-old minister was back on the roof, praying harder for peace, and renewing his vow to stay.

Furthermore, taking advantage of Eta's unpopularity, the Spanish state has significantly persecuted civilian leftist nationalists, and this has intensified as the latter have pressed harder for peace.

I cannot think of anybody who has dedicated his whole life and worked harder for peace in this world than the Dalai Lama.

Addressing the UNGA earlier on Friday, Pope Francis stressed the importance of protecting the environment and called on the international community to work harder for peace and justice.

Next week, the Security Council will review the embargo.If the arms ban remains, as it should, the UN could show itself more even-handed by applying it vigorously to both sides, and pushing harder for peace.

Score: 1 … and forge a hard-earned peace in Afghanistan.

The Brexit campaign drew on such jingoism to trivialise Europe's hard-won peace.

This result will threaten hard-won peace and progress in Ireland.