Sentence examples for peace gains from inspiring English sources

Progress for peace  Gains have also been made to promote and protect the rights of children in situations of armed conflict.

That peace, gained only after two months in a refrigerator at Forest Lawn, will not be matched in the legal system.

The search for peace gained momentum under Joseph Kabila, who came to power in the wake of his father's assassination in January 2001.

The Israeli view that the Palestinians do not really want peace gained further currency following Israel's withdrawals from Lebanon and the Gaza Strip.

This in turn would explain the long gap, of fifty or more years, in the succession of the "bretwaldas": if the peace gained by the Britons did indeed hold till the second half of the 6th century, it is not to be expected that an Anglo-Saxon leader should have anything resembling overlordship of England during that time.

The move recognises that fact that the Palestinian Authority (PA -controlled West Bank could be set for an economic boom, esPA -controlledhn Kerry's latest peace push gains traction.

Lasting peace is gained as justice and democracy advance.

It was women voters who, by rallying behind the peace movement, gained him a narrow victory.

After three successful wars, he saw his task as promoting peace and gaining time so that the powerful German Empire would come to be accepted as natural.

Written before the peace process gained momentum in Northern Ireland, it presents a savage critique of Irish-nationalist terrorism and was intended to provoke.

Their mood of bleak joviality is typical of a generation that made the transition from war to peace without gaining anything, except, perhaps, insight.