Sentence examples for peace useful from inspiring English sources

You have to believe that within a confined area it can simultaneously be a haven of peace, useful transport infrastructure and an attraction with more visitors than Disneyland, that it will not push the overcrowding on London's South Bank, already bad, beyond endurance and safety, and that the failure to provide lavatories will have no unfortunate consequences.

Reliable rules of social peace, and useful models for them, do surely exist — gun laws limit gun violence; public sanitation is always salubrious — but these broad standards of social life are different from its smaller, strange traditions.

"They also have to allow him contact with Taliban leaders and for him to be useful for peace in Afghanistan," Muttawakil said.

Pages 686-696, D.K.G.'s accounts of the Thirteenth Amendment donnybrook and the abortive peace negotiations, are a useful roadmap through the dense thickets of legislative and diplomatic maneuverings that are this movie's equivalent of kiss kisses and bang bangs.

Now, after his death, it seems useful for peace advocates in Israel and Palestine to try to mobilize his posthumous reputation as a belated peacemaker to encourage Benjamin Netanyahu to coöperate with John Kerry.

Are the ideas you hold about the state of war and peace in the world useful to you? Can you create a new story of how you want the world to be/look?

The "creative ambiguity" which had characterised earlier stages of the peace process was no longer useful, said Mr Blair.

Mohammad Ismail Qasimyar, who runs the foreign relations department at the High Peace Council, insisted that those released were political figures who were useful for the peace process.

Their two higher-profile acquisitions this summer, Metta World Peace and Andrea Bargnani, bring some useful talents to the table, but are they more adept at finishing plays than creating opportunities for others.

Then he might stand a chance of editing it down into the useful and revolutionary peace-building and experience-mediating kids' tool that he's envisioned.

The United States has long found the Arabs' fractiousness useful in promoting bilateral peace talks and maintaining sanctions on Iraq.