Sentence examples for peace science from inspiring English sources

For decades, Mr. Gulen has preached a theology rooted in Islam and focused on peace, science and democracy.

He wrote many articles and books on arms control and conflict resolution, and at Cornell, where he began teaching regional science in 1979, he conducted seminars on peace science.

In times of peace, science is co-operative.

In a speech lauding peace, science, and law, she paraphrased a philosopher of whom she totally  disapproved (Martin Heidegger), proclaiming "only a word can save us".

Antarctica is a place, internationally, of peace and science.

Antarctica is a place of peace and science and people look out for each other.

For conservative Christians, "Coming to Peace With Science," by Darrel Falk, and "Origins," by Deborah and Loren Haarsma, are accessible and reassuring reads.

"This is consistent with Antarctica's status as a natural reserve devoted to peace and science," he said.

This was a crucial year for Antarctic exploration, leading to the Antarctic Treaty of 1960, in which international signatories dedicated the continent to peace and science.

At the height of the cold war, the US and Soviet Union and several other countries put aside their difference and had the foresight to put aside the continent as a place dedicated to peace and science.

After more than 10 years of protest, Greenpeace managed to get 44 nations to sign the Madrid Protocol, which came into force in 1998 and protects the Antarctic from mining, preserving it as "a natural reserve, devoted to peace and science".