Sentence examples for peace drive from inspiring English sources

Egyptians were openly angered that Sadat, whose trip opened the way for the peace drive, had to share the prize.

Ironically, it was this war that ultimately led to the peace drive that wound up in Camp David.

One factor fueling the peace drive is that Pakistan, long considered the Taliban's silent sponsor, professes to have had a change of heart.

Months later, the Pakistani military carried out a covert operation in the disputed territory of Kashmir that spectacularly upended the peace drive and, for a brief period, edged the two countries toward a nuclear conflict.

Their desperate, conflicting desires (for connection, for domination, for peace) drive and harry them, sending them sprawling, whipping their bodies about in propulsive turns or running nervously with strange, staggered gaits.

With less than three months left in office and his seven years of work on the Middle East seeming to crash around him, Mr. Clinton is trying to gauge whether a last-chance peace drive is feasible.

This plan was initiated at the same time as America was converting its massive manufacturing plants and trained labor back to peace driven economy.

Then, Mr. Karadzic, acting as his own lawyer, argued he was a man of peace, driven solely by his desire to protect Serbs.

The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, has invested personal capital in the process, which has not been the case with previous peace drives.

Review: Atoms for Peace drives to new ground at the Hollywood Bowl.

When O'Donnell writes that "the peace movement drove U.S. forces out of Vietnam, not the North Vietnamese Army," he is making the same mistake that every Administration made: imagining that it was decisions taken by Americans that determined the fate of Vietnam.