Sentence examples for peace aimed from inspiring English sources

[C6.] A Hollywood-produced public service commercial promoting peace, aimed at Arab audiences, will be released today.

It was the image of a "mushroom cloud coming to a Main Street near you" that ensured Congress's swift approval for the use of force rather than any appeal to "democratic peace" aimed at confronting terrorism.

"Seeds of Peace aims to give another perspective by getting people to think about human rights.

At peace since 1814, Sweden has followed the doctrine, enunciated in every document on foreign policy since World War II, of "nonalignment in peace aiming at neutrality in war".

Specifically, Pretzels For Peace aims to: Fight all forms of bigotry and discrimination Educate children on diversity Work to promote peace in communities Make a positive difference.

The July 6-16 "Kalachakra for World Peace" aims to "amplify the profound, unshakable commitment of (the Dalai Lama) to values such as love, compassion, wisdom and interfaith harmony," according to publicity materials.

Pechenick himself, who with his long beard, Talmudic idiom, and oversized skullcap remains a central-casting settler, cannot help but see the Palestinians with whom he lives, and his organization "Land of Peace" aims to foster "peace and dialogue between the Jewish and Arab inhabitants of Judea and Samaria".

Woodrow Wilson's early statements pertaining to the peace aims were rather hazy.

In World War I the Allies accepted self-determination as a peace aim.

Schwimmers peace aims; how she managed to get Mr. Ford interested in an expedition that made him the joke of every newspaper and barroom in the country.

Moreover, though praised for reviving talks with Israel, in setting out its peace aims recently, Damascus has made no departure from its goals since 1973: a land-for-peace agreement in the Golan Heights.