Sentence examples for parallel peace from inspiring English sources

For four decades, a parallel "peace process" assumed that power to deliver reconciliation lay somewhere between London, Dublin and possibly Washington.

IN THE 18 months that India and Pakistan have been trying to mend their 57-year feud, there have sometimes seemed to be two parallel peace processes.

Just days before the vote Mr Santos revealed that the government has been engaged in preliminary talks with a second rebel group, known as the ELN, to commence a parallel peace process.Mr Santos's re-election ensures that the negotiations will continue uninterrupted.

But achieving peace also requires parallel peace between Syria and Israel, on the basis of Israeli withdrawal from the occupied Golan Heights, as agreed upon under Yitzhak Rabin before Ehud Barak retracted the agreement.

Signing and ratifying the treaty, he added, "would demonstrate the genuine willingness of all parties to seek such a comprehensive settlement in parallel with peace negotiations".

A largely young crowd of men and women gathered for the parallel Tibetan peace relay, holding banners declaring "Justice Raped in Tibet" and black headbands that said "No human rights in Tibet".

Within two weeks, Johnson announced that he would halt American bombing above the 20th Parallel, begin peace talks, and not run for reëlection; it looked as if Ellsberg had almost single-handedly engineered the beginning of the end of the war.

A situation where settlements grow in parallel to peace negotiations is the continuation of an Israeli approach along the lines of: "what I consider mine you have already conceded is mine" (Israel inside of the Green Line), "part of what you consider yours is mine" (the settlement blocs), and "the rest of what you consider yours -- let's talk about it".

That by infiltrating and directing warring illegal groups the state helped grind terrorism down in parallel with the peace process.

Stronger ethics and bipartisan peace, parallel pursuits so often extolled at the Capitol in the last week, were again topics of discussion on Wednesday, but each proved a challenge on the seventh day of Gov. M. Jodi Rell's administration.

(George W. Bush, at the King David Hotel, in 2008, spoke of "four parallel tracks" to peace. Speaking to the Israeli Knesset in 1994, after the signing of the Oslo Accord, Bill Clinton declared, "The peacemakers are the future").