Sentence examples for noted peace from inspiring English sources

In her long career, Mrs. Gorham was the author of several novels & non-fiction books, a noted peace activist, an advertising executive and a loving wife and mother.

Nor are clashes between Persepolis and Esteghlal noted for peace and harmony.

Mrs. Clinton said the political tensions should not deter investors, though she noted that peace and economic prosperity went "hand in hand".

Several speakers on Thursday noted the peace the Arctic has enjoyed relative to other parts of the world, though participants have also expressed concerns that security could be threatened by Russia's assertive pursuit of oil and gas development in the region.

As the fragile, post-shooting peace between the two dominant gangs in Kingston inevitably crumbles -- one character notes, "Peace can't happen when too much to gain in war" -- the remaining assailants have become pivotal figures at the heart of the burgeoning cocaine trade between Colombia and the U.S.

It's worth noting that peace would not only be what's best for Israel, but would also, not incidentally, free the Palestinians from a deadly system of occupation and repression.

In his cabinet meeting today, Prime Minister Ehud Barak criticized this line of thinking, noting that peace lasted with other Arab countries, like Egypt, even after the death of the peacemaker.

Rather than cracking jokes about bizarre EU directives, on the Centenary year of the First World War it's worth noting that peace in Europe is the historical exception rather than the rule, and that the recent period of calm (Bosnia notwithstanding) is the fruit of receding nationalism and the acceptance of the European idea.

It is important to note that peace is not mere quietism and the passivity of meditation or contemplation.

Dr. Singh, drawing parallels between Islam and Sikhism and noting how peace, love, and humility lie at the heart of both traditions, also quoted several verses of Baba Farid, a Sufi saint, and Guru Nanak, the founder of the Sikh religion who is known for such quotes as, "Even Kings and emperors with heaps of wealth and vast dominion cannot compare with an ant filled with the love of God".

He noted that the peace treaty has strategic and economic value for both sides and is backed by generous aid to Egypt from Washington — a strong incentive for it to maintain the accord.