Sentence examples for peace principle from inspiring English sources
A generation of young adults — my generation and one slightly older — debated conformity and rebellion, war and peace, principle and co-option through the prisms of Frazier and Ali.
With United States support, the Security Council could move to settle the territorial dimension of this conflict in line with Security Council Resolution 242, which spells out the "land for peace" principle.
It is encapsulated in United Nations Security Council Resolution 242 (passed that year), which established the "land for peace" principle and which was endorsed by the United States, Israel, and the Arab states.
Someone wanted to present "Native American peace principles" derived from the Iroquois Confederacy.
In it he asserted what many fighting men from the northern Midwest were feeling, as the war neared its second anniversary, especially given the antiwar sentiments of many remaining on the home front: We are done carrying on this war on peace principles.
If the U.S. puts forward its own peace principles, American leadership can ensure that any diplomatic process is defined by as clear a picture as possible of what the parties can expect to gain through a negotiated settlement, and of what they will never gain without one.
Ms. Rice is here to press both the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, and the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah, to come up with a joint set of peace principles before an international meeting for which she will be the host, expected to be in Washington in mid-November.
These are "Just Peace" principles put into action.
The same should be asked of current Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who, two years into his present term, has yet to be forthcoming about his peace principles.
A NEW interpretation of the land-for-peace principle has emerged from Israel.
Mr Netanyahu had explicitly rejected the land-for-peace principle that drove the process: his achievement, he claimed, would be to give Israel security without divesting it of land.
