Sentence examples for peace market from inspiring English sources

Hummus Tasting A hummus competition will be held at the Peace Market at the Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street, in Chelsea.

His death helped galvanize the labor movement in South Korea, and a statue of him now stands outside the Peace Market area, where he once worked.

Peace markets are market spots established in optimum locations all along the Bahr Alarab river system.

Peace markets, therefore, provide an outstanding example of how the facts of geography remain superior and more sustainable than those of geopolitics, and accordingly should be revitalized.

When New Labour made its peace with market economics, it also made itself electable.

Hesitant between war and peace, free market economy and bureaucracy, powerful Chaebols and mismanaged banks, the country managed to develop competitively in a number of sector, sometimes beating its giant neighbor, Japan.

He addressed his speeches to people outside the Labour heartland; he said New Labour was a big tent, would make its peace with markets, embrace aspiration, and use government to do social good when it could.

During the past 20 years he's finally made his peace with the market, though on his own terms and without going all-out for a free market.

The Socialist Party has never made peace with the market economy in the way that other European parties of the left managed to after the fall of communism.

The party had made its peace with the market, with Europe, with aspiration and ambition, and decided to make an ally of America in the great cause of stopping the mass murder of Muslim Europeans in the Balkans.

"Will the markets accept Railtrack as a special case," he wonders, "or will they conclude that they should never again risk their money?"One of the differences between New and Old Labour was supposed to be that Mr Byers and his colleagues had made peace with the market.