Sentence examples for network peace from inspiring English sources

After a rocky start to their relationship, with Trump attacking Kelly and the network, peace has been declared – a peace that Ailes had brokered.

The list of sponsoring organisations is a Who's Who of non-governmental organisations from the fringe (the National Queer Commission) to the obscure (the Nicaragua Network Peace and Social Justice Centre of South Central Kansas) and the tediously predictable (the Young Communist League).This is all a little odd.

Within the past few days, below the radar screens of the mainstream US media, a vast network of peace activists has become established in colleges across the country.

The first large gathering, between 120 and 150 members of a network of peace and nonviolence organizations called the Atlantic Life Community, is scheduled to meet at the farm Labor Day weekend, she said.

Today, Ms. Nyandwi is a mediator in the southern province of Makamba with the Women Network for Peace and Dialogue.

Not only is Iowa more protectionist and keener about agricultural issues than New Hampshire, but its strong network of peace activists has demanded the candidates debate the most abstruse dimensions of arms control and foreign policy.

The Global Peace Initiative of Women, of which I was co-chair, moved just as quickly to cement our Muslim relationships: to work with women from Iraq, Syria and Palestine; to engage the activists and contemplatives of all the communities in our interfaith network for peace and justice with renewed energy.

Critics also voiced concern that designating the Haqqani network could undermine peace talks with the Taliban and complicate efforts to win the release of Sergeant Bergdahl.

Since 2010, Aware Girls has also focused on its growing peace network, which stretches out from its Peshawar base to rural Taliban strongholds.

It trains young women on their rights – and, through its Youth Peace Network, makes efforts to encourage more women into politics – who then try to stop their peers being radicalised, leaving Peshawar for villages and towns where they try to dissuade others from joining extremist groups.

Sponsors are Alliance for Survival, Coalition for a Nuclear Free Harbor and Long Beach Peace Network.