Sentence examples for peace office from inspiring English sources

Jose Luis Chavez, 47, was charged with one felony count each of attempted murder of a peace officer, assault of a peace office with a semiautomatic firearm and being a felon in possession of a firearm, according to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office.

But in the Seeds of Peace office, she was apparently the only person who missed the signals of his interest.

Mr. Karzai reacted in fury after an apparent diplomatic breakthrough on Tuesday — the opening of a Taliban peace office in Qatar — instead became a publicity coup for the Taliban.

Because of an editing error, an article on Thursday about the fury expressed by President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan over the opening of a Taliban peace office in Qatar misstated the conditions under which Hashmatallah Moslih, a former Afghan official, commented on the symbolism of the Taliban's actions.

He called a special legislative session in March 1897 to consider an anti-lynching bill that imposed penalties including a fine of up to $500 and removal from office for any peace officer who did not prevent a lynching or mob violence.

Tells how he went to traffic court for this, and, on the advice of a clerk in the justice of peace's office, he plea bargained.

But they are the words that we have seen in recent publications, stating that the Taliban intend to open a "peace mission" office in Qatar.

In the War Resisters office, peace posters hung on the walls and an orange tabby named Rustie (after the civil rights pioneer Bayard Rustin) stretched out on the floorboards.

There are things that I'll miss — the peace of the office after nearly everyone's gone home, for one — but I'm basically thrilled about it, partly because I can see my friends, but partly because I'll be able to attend book events.

For Mr Schwarzenberg (who is no friend of Mr Klaus and was aghast at the amnesty), the senators' move is a sign that his country's democracy is "like a 15-year-old son".It is up to Milos Zeman, the incoming president, to restore peace to an office whose powers Mr Klaus stretched to the limits.

Pompidou stated "France is a widow", thus announcing the country's new historical condition with the loss of the single elderly citizen who had husbanded the nation's failing strength in the war in 1940 and from then on had given himself, in devoted obstinacy, to saving France whether in war or in peace, whether in office as its President or in retirement as its critic.