Sentence examples for peace spending from inspiring English sources

What explains the relative peace?Spending is not the answer.

The fact that offstage Mr. Stiefel's glamour disappears means that he was able to recuperate in peace, spending as much time as he liked at the Pennsylvania home of his parents, avoiding the theater, answering his fan mail for the film ("maybe five or six letters a month," he says), mixing music.

Such value arises from non-health benefits such as preparing for death, making peace, spending time with family and saying goodbye (#11, +3; #18, +3;).

But World Peace spent the past three days running and the past two participating in shooting exercises.

If you want to be more at peace, spend less time on your phone and more time with the people you love.

If we accept that history is a string of wars interrupted with periods of peace spent preparing for the next one, despite how it may sound, there is a positive.

Debt-servicing now eats up a ruinous 85% of its revenue, with no improvement in prospect.Jordanian businesses bet on peace, too, spending over $1 billion on building hotels in the past three years.

Are you at peace with spending 100K in opportunity cost/lost salary to work at a nonprofit that matches your mission or a startup where you'll learn more than at a top university, or will you become resentful?

If you're well enough to attend your church, mosque, or synagogue, you can also find peace by spending more time with people in your religious community.

George Mitchell – the former Democratic Senate majority leader who has been appointed by Barack Obama as his Middle East peace envoy – spent years working painstakingly to shepherd the Northern Ireland peace process.

A group called Nebraskans for Peace has spent years waging a campaign against the US Strategic Command, which controls America's strategic arsenal from a base in Omaha.