Sentence examples for institution peace from inspiring English sources

Roman, who has traveled to Cuba several times in the last few years for work, said that opening a marine research institution, peace park and conservation zone could benefit both countries and their citizens.

As the Overseas Development Institute's report, "State building for peace" points out, there is often tension between efforts to build equitable and high functioning institutions in fragile states (state building) and brokering the compromises among warring factions and foreign interests contesting control over state institutions (peace building) [ 54].

But Angela Merkel is not Hitler and the EU is an institution of peace not war.

Guantánamo, they argue in an article in Science, should be repurposed as "a state-of-the-art marine research institution and peace park".

Guantánamo, they argue in an article in Science, should be repurposed as "a state-of-the-art marine research institution and peace park". This approach, they write, "could unite Cuba and the United States in joint management," and, as an added bonus, provide crucial habitat for species like the West Indian manatee and the hawksbill turtle.

When the Dag Hammarskjöld Library at the United Nations announced its most checked out book for 2015 was a doctoral thesis on how heads of state and government officials could be charged in foreign courts, many were taken aback that within an institution making peace its mission, criminal accountability for leaders generated greatest interest.

Data from precolonial warfare, 501 recent wars, and 129 customary court sessions allow us to consider (i) the principles and values behind customary institutions for peace, (ii) their effectiveness, (iii) how they interact with and compare to state institutions of today, and (iv) how such institutions might have shaped our human behavioral repertoire to make life in state societies possible.

Of using our power and institutions for peace and empowerment.

For centuries, communal or tribal councils of elders have been the central authorities in Afghan communities, yet little has been done to help these institutions promote peace and development.

All actors involved in situations where mass crimes have taken or are taking place — whether they are judicial institutions, mediators, peace negotiators, political leaders, civil society — have a crucial role to play, refining their strategies, adjusting to the legal limits, and coordinating their efforts to ensure a comprehensive and long-lasting peace.

"So it's not only a reminder of the terrible toll of world war two and the death of innocents across continents, but it's also to remind ourselves that the job is not done in reducing conflict, building institutions of peace, and reducing the prospect of nuclear war in the future".