Sentence examples for linked to peace from inspiring English sources

"The peace accord was linked to peace.

However, the United States, whose own security was now being linked to peace in Europe, was still more concerned that miscalculation might nonetheless take place.

But the management of water, especially of rivers, cries out for co-operation, and it has more often been linked to peace than to war.

She cites Virginia's governor, thundering in 1792 that the federal government's wisdom and care played no part in the country's prosperity, which he linked to peace and the people's "native vigour".

The official line among all the foreign ministers was that the attack was not linked to the peace plan, indeed that the peace proposal was meant to mitigate such despair.

It was not clear, however, if any of those held were linked to the peace rally bombings.

Their opportunities for achieving the universal development goals are inextricably linked to increased peace, security and stability.

He acknowledged that the 1995 Resolution indeed was linked to the peace process, but he said this link cannot be abused.

Huseyin Celik, deputy chairman of Turkey's Justice and Development Party, pointed to a possible internal feud within the P.K.K. linked to the peace process.

Colombia's ambassador to London, Néstor Osorio Londoño, explained to the Observer how Santos's narco-traffic initiative was "inextricably linked to the peace process.

Labour is traditionally linked to the peace movement, and Mr Peres insists that he can still be a moderating influence on Mr Sharon.