Sentence examples for peaceful policy from inspiring English sources

"We went through the arbitration because that is a means to resolve the dispute which is consistent with a peaceful policy and in conformity with international law," Aquino said.

As organisers and thousands of protesters from the loose coalition known as Black Lives Matter earnestly denounce violence against police and argue for peaceful policy changes, deadly assaults by fringe extremists are likely to further stoke resentment of the demonstrations among large swaths of conservative, white America.

We need a peace industry, then, that lobbies as effectively as the defense industry; and I'm not talking primarily about the myriad Amish and Mennonites who are not pounding Washington's pavement in search of more peaceful policy.

Sensing the worsening mood in the country, on 27 March 1947 deputies Raseta, Ravoahangy and Rabemananjara jointly issued a statement, urging the public to "maintain absolute calm and coolness in the face of manoeuvrings and provocations of all kind destined to stir up troubles among the Malagasy population and to sabotage the peaceful policy of the MDRM".

As expected, Marshal Tito praised Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's military withdrawal from Cuba and hailed the Soviet Union's "peaceful policies".

Piłsudski believed Hitler was pursuing what appeared to be peaceful policies as a means of advancing his revisionist agenda only because he lacked, for the time being, the military means to accomplish his goals.

He was so closely identified with the peaceful foreign policy followed by Japan in the 1920s that this policy is usually referred to as Shidehara diplomacy.

By 1948, Wallace advocated a rapprochement with the Soviet Union, calling for "a peaceful foreign policy," instituting single-payer health insurance, and racial desegregation.

He proposed a peaceful unification policy which was far different from Syngman Rhee's unification policy by military invasion.

But transparent government, free elections and a peaceful foreign policy are as vital for phantom states as they are for real ones.

When trade links were proposed the French Communists thundered that "any commercial agreement or association with the EEC was a threat to Finland's peaceful foreign policy".