Sentence examples for peace building process from inspiring English sources
In a response to the Israeli Ministry of Education, the three professors cited the rigorous research methods employed and wrote of their hopes that the ministries on both sides would "be moved to prepare a plan of action" to help "advance the peace building process".
Sri Sri regularly guides all parties involved in the peace building process - including presidents and government agents, activists and advocates, religious and cultural leaders, guerrillas and terrorists -- in meditation and breathing.
Once we do that, it will be easier to go ahead with the peace building process".
"The centres have been established to create new opportunities and new friendships between communities to help the peace building process in the south of the country".
As part of the peace building process, youth clubs organized by non-governmental organization (NGO) Youth of Osh are carrying out small public initiatives with UNICEF support aimed at reducing social tensions and encouraging self-expression in young people.
Thirdly, processes of rehabilitation, reintegration and reconciliation may have to extend their scope beyond the individual recovery of affected youth, in order to include also the recovery of communities and entire societies, with as ultimate goal a long-term peace building process with preventive capacities towards a new resurgence of the conflict.
Over that time period Sri Sri has been invited into peace building processes in 10 regions across the globe, including Colombia, Kosovo, Sri Lanka, Iraq, and India.
Maintaining equal ethnic representation of Bosniaks, Croats and Serbs has been paramount to the peace-building process in Bosnia & Herzegovina.
"I pledge my all to peace and the peace-building process now unfolding in Liberia," he said.
"This election is part of the peace-building process," the election commissioner, Bhojraj Pokharel, said in an interview.
Credited with stimulating economic growth, President Koroma faced major challenges to continue infrastructure development, further expand the economy, bolster the peace-building process, and strengthen democracy.
