Sentence examples for peacemaking for from inspiring English sources

In practice, such linkage could spell the end of peacemaking for the foreseeable future.

Allied to this is a tendency in peacemaking for America to defer to Israel's ideas "because its ally is the one that has to make the tangible concessions of territory".Should the next president pile greater pressure on Israel?

A prerequisite for peacemaking is for antagonists to realize that good-faith negotiations are preferable to sustained violence.

They accuse him of conducting himself with Bonapartist arrogance and blame him for overreaching in and failing at his peacemaking and for landing the country in a mess.

As Howard W. Hallman, chair of Methodists United for Peace with Justice, puts it at Strategic Peacemaking: "... for deterrence of other nations' nuclear arsenals, a wiser and safer alternative is mutual elimination of all nuclear weapons".

"Peacemaking calls for courage, much more so than warfare," Francis said at the time.

"We don't call our young people to big things," says Eric Dawson, whose organization has been training educators to teach peacemaking skills for two decades.

Benedict has been making his views on world affairs known for a long time, pleading for the poor in Africa, condemning terrorism as evil and violence in the name of religion as doubly evil, warning against making military force the centerpiece of peacemaking, calling for a new planetary environmentalism.

"Peacemaking calls for courage, much more so than warfare," Pope Francis said.

"Peacemaking calls for courage, much more so than warfare," he said.

And by joining together in the quest for dealing with religious extremism, by addressing what the future will bring for Christians and Muslims alike, we -- along with our Jewish allies -- can help build a peacemaking constituency for our president. .