Sentence examples for office peace from inspiring English sources

Peace in the government controlled newspaper office; peace in the mind of the writer, saying, "Be still, my thoughts!" Peace in the market place, where only the pure of blood may make a profit.

In the War Resisters office, peace posters hung on the walls and an orange tabby named Rustie (after the civil rights pioneer Bayard Rustin) stretched out on the floorboards.

For everything there is a season, the Bible says, and Mr Paisley thinks so too: "I believe Northern Ireland has come to a time of peace, when hate will no longer rule".Tony Blair, Britain's departing prime minister, will hope so, for as he leaves office peace in Northern Ireland, for which he worked tirelessly during his decade in power, appears his most lustrous legacy.

In a rapid sequence of events in Washington that contrasted with renewed rancor among Republicans, Sanders emerged from the Oval Office peace talks with the president to say he was now prepared to meet Clinton and work with her after losing Tuesday's primary elections.

1792: Benjamin Banneker and Dr. Benjamin Rush call for an "Office of Peace" with peace education in all schools.

But with just one year left before Mr. Pastrana leaves office, the peace effort has lurched to a near standstill.

38 Degrees does, however, have its values painted on the ceiling of its office: democracy, peace, human rights, community, fairness, equality and sustainability.

Officially, the Qataris rarely discuss the Taliban presence in their midste, and the government-controlled press seldm mentions it, although they have acknowledged that they are willing to be the host of an official office for peace talks.

Now she is the director of the Sisters of Charity's Office of Peace, Justice and Integrity of Creation, which, along with other religious organizations, recently opened a safe house to protect victims of human trafficking.

A criminal investigation was also opened by the attorney general's office.The peace process with the FARC, which aims to end half a century of internal conflict, has many detractors, particularly among those who believe the 8,000-strong 8,000-strongmy should be defeated militarily.

It also won a controversial bid for the 2022 World Cup; dragged I. M. Pei out of retirement to make the Museum of Islamic Art a world-class institution rivaling the Louvre, at least architecturally; and most recently hosted an office for peace talks with the Taliban that some claim is costing $100 million.