Sentence examples for peace doctrine from inspiring English sources

According to this "democratic peace" doctrine, democracies do not go to war with each other, and in domestic life they provide nonviolent means of settling differences.

While dispatching Defense Minister Onodera Itsunori and Foreign Minister Kishida Fumio throughout the region to explain, sell, and implement, his "Proactive Contributor to Peace," doctrine, Abe himself has been its most active and effective promoter.

But, as the 2014 Defense White Paper explains, it is in its political and military-diplomatic dimension that Abe's "Proactive Contributor to Peace" doctrine is boldest, newest, and potentially most destabilizing.

Sadly, Japan, under PM Abe's "Proactive Contributor to Peace" doctrine, and stuck within the U.S.-Japan alliance, has chosen, however tactically, to be part of the problem, rather than of the solution.

We begin with a number of sessions on fundamentals: the UN Charter framework, history and types of peace operation, doctrine, and legal and institutional issues.

We believe if we have a strong national defense, peace through strength doctrine, that will help us tremendously".

The prize was established to "accurately and fairly highlight Islam's teachings of peace, as a doctrine that promotes harmony, tolerance and moderation," though it does not necessarily have to be given out to Muslims.

Bush calls his military doctrine "peace through strength".

The doctrine on peace operations is that the initial month or so is critical".

If you think deeper, you'll realize that Americans are the true followers of the Islamic doctrine of peace, charity, and respect for human dignity".

In the long run, he said, the fall of the Soviet Union proved that the American doctrine of "peace through strength" had been successful and that the protesters had been wrong.