Sentence examples for peace industry from inspiring English sources

If everyone is sick of the peace industry, perhaps it can actually put itself out of business.

As Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returned from White House ceremonies inaugurating new peace talks, his own foreign minister dismissed the "international peace industry".

Microsoft's expensive bid to get into the local news business can now rest in peace, industry pundits says.

A prominent commentator from one of Kenya's daily newspapers has spoken of a similar fear: "The peace industry has overwhelmed the media, it has basically become uncritical, losing its oversight role".

Lieberman has not hidden his disdain for the peace process, suggesting that the "peace industry" is unrealistic and a waste of money.

We need a peace industry, then, that lobbies as effectively as the defense industry; and I'm not talking primarily about the myriad Amish and Mennonites who are not pounding Washington's pavement in search of more peaceful policy.

Those who would suffer most would be full-time negotiators like Martin S. Indyk and Saeb Erekat, who would find themselves out of a job after 20 years of gainful employment in the peace process industry.

He is so impatient with the "peace process industry" — "legions of consultants, pundits, academics and journalists" — that he seems oblivious to how the very reasons he advances for the end of a two-state solution make one state not just unlikely but absurd.

Finally, the "peace process" industry — with its legions of consultants, pundits, academics and journalists — needs a steady supply of readers, listeners and funders who are either desperately worried that this latest round of talks will lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state, or that it will not.

He is so impatient with the "peace process industry"—"legions of consultants, pundits, academics and journalists"—that he seems oblivious to how the very reasons he advances for the end of a two-state solution make one state not just unlikely but absurd.

The Thin White Duke would surely have been booking a return fare to Yorkshire for this major Spencer survey, featuring more than 70 works, including rarely seen self-portraits, the monumental second world war series Shipbuilding on the Clyde and the five paintings that make up his Peace and Industry pentaptych, reunited from their private owners.