Sentence examples for peace protection from inspiring English sources

Defiance by North Korea of U.N. Security Council resolutions, the memo said, "would have meant that the United Nations would have ceased to exist as a serious instrumentality for the maintenance of international peace". Protection of the U.N. was an American "interest" that justified intervention under the president's power as commander in chief.

Once the size of the defence budget has been determined, choices are required about its allocation between each of the three armed forces and their contribution to the UK's defence output in the form of peace, protection and security for its citizens.

Within those few chapters, Bono said he found songs about peace, protection, laughter, hubris, rage, tears, humility, and unity.

We can use the power of prayer and fasting, knowing that God is the source of peace, protection and love to counter the hate, violence and insecurity swarming around us.

As such, it is important intellectually and morally for all interested parties to be clear that these elections were a disaster for efforts to achieve lasting peace, protection and justice in Darfur.

People will be voting on far more important issues: jobs, investment, employment rights, environmental protection, peace, security and international cooperation.

Many theorize that he has appeased that gang in return for peace and protection from the Zetas, another violent group that has branched out into extortion and kidnapping.

In the final proposal to criminalise the buying and not selling of sex, Stockholm focused on the vulnerability of the women and their right to "peace" and protection.

In Washington, actress Mia Farrow spoke to protesters in front of the White House, with a large sign reading "Peace and Protection Now" in the background.

Under the terms that establish the fund, Parliament would have to pass a resolution saying that so-called legal peace, or protection from further suits, had been achieved and that payments may begin.

The author proposes a cooperative governance model that would maximise the resources and capacity of both traditional and state justice apparatus for delivering the legal and social justice - namely, peace and protection from violence as well as mitigation of poverty and destitution - that rural people genuinely need.