Sentence examples for peace attempts from inspiring English sources

The genocide bill simultaneously harms Turkish-Armenian normalisation and the intensified peace attempts to solve the Karabakh problem.

In a departure from previous Arab peace attempts, many of which consisted merely of lists of belligerent demands, this one assures Israel that, if it takes certain steps toward ending the conflict, the Arabs will forge "normal relations" with it.

Pessimism about these talks is understandable, given the depressing history of failed peace attempts, but it is no excuse for the leaders not to make a serious effort, and Mr. Obama is right to try to compel them to do that.

If so, this couldn't have helped in that department: It's a testament to the surreal bit of probably unintentional performance art that is Ron Artest's career that his post-Malice at the Palace/pre-Metta World Peace attempts at reinventing himself as a global musical phenomenon will occupy a mere footnote in his inevitable (must-read) autobiography.

Luckily for them, this week is a veritable bloodbath of failed peace attempts from an eclectic band of stooges including Californian police, suicide bombers, squatters and pissed of factory workers.

That failure, coupled with the attendant inability to synthesize the lessons from previous peace attempts, explains why the current, parting effort at peace appears disjointed and flailing, long on fiery emotions but short on any new workable substance.

Under pressure from Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, Mr. Bush agreed to publish a "road map" for a peace attempt, but he still faces profound skepticism from those who think American-Israeli ties preclude an evenhanded effort.

For Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Abbas, the talks, with their very real chance of failure, represent a huge risk: President Bill Clinton's failed attempt in 2000 led to the Palestinian intifada while President George W. Bush's Annapolis peace attempt dissolved amid chronic violence in Gaza.

But officials are skeptical, and records from the sheriff's department show three calls for people "drunk in public" there since 2007, as well as reports of theft, battery, disturbing the peace, attempted suicide and compliance checks for parolees and sex offenders.

Just after the whistle, as World Peace attempted to finish the play for a +1 continuation, the Lakers' forward swung his elbow around and clocked Lin in the face.

Tanpinar's brooding and intricate novel A Mind at Peace (1939) attempts such a synthesis – one reason why it became popular in the 1980s as Turkey began to emerge from decades of soulless Kemalism.