Sentence examples for incomplete peace from inspiring English sources

The fate of those Maoist fighters has been a key sticking point in Nepal's still incomplete peace process.

The clashes with the NRF are only one front in a multi-faceted conflict that has engulfed many parts of Darfur since the incomplete peace deal.

A few weeks ago, Democrats were outwardly nervous about whether economic growth and high-profile (if incomplete) peace talks with North Korea were blunting their momentum for the fall.

On a continent torn by conflict, the war has been particularly resistant to a resolution, given a dogged peace effort led by former President Nelson Mandela of South Africa and the presence of former President Bill Clinton last summer at the signing of a somewhat incomplete peace accord.

What made the difference was Mr Carter's belated realisation that he had to apply the force of American power, putting forward his own compromise proposals, promising close friendship to the party that complied and threatening the loss of favour to the one that did not.Camp David may have been a diplomatic triumph, but it was an incomplete peace.

And it would be an uncertain and incomplete peace even with the P.A., since there is no assurance that the Palestinian Authority will retain control over the West Bank, and even if it manages to isolate Hamas in Gaza, there is no guarantee that terrorist groups will not use the West Bank as a launching pad for rockets and other forms of terrorism.

But concern about a restored hard border is shared by the Sinn Féin leader, Martin McGuinness, who fears that a restoration of borders and customs tariffs would be a disaster for the Northern Ireland economy and could lead to a reversal for the still-incomplete peace process.

In our own lives, our own countries, and in the world, the pursuit of a just peace remains incomplete, even as we strive for progress.

Yet patience will not be infinite, and that is why the peace plan, incomplete as it is, is being presented for signing now.

To start with, at least, peace will be incomplete: Iran, Hizbullah and sometimes Hamas say that they will never accept a Jewish state in the Middle East.

His bodyguard is Elliott Ness, a Harlem native who loves to talk about his long and possibly incomplete journey from disturber of the peace to keeper of it.