Sentence examples for peacemaking role from inspiring English sources

You talked about the peacemaking role of Taiwan.

A spokesman for Mr. Pataki refused to say yesterday whether the governor would grant such permission, but hinted that Mr. Pataki might try to play a peacemaking role.

At a time when pettiness surrounds thinking about the E.U., and the assumption is widespread that the Union's peacemaking role is over, it is critical to recall that the Union is Europe's surest safeguard against the Continent's darkest hours.

If Mr. Sanchez had been picked up just to the south, in San Diego, it is far more likely that he would have faced a prison sentence, no matter what kind of peacemaking role he might have played with gangs.

There's history in that as well as nearby geography: from Colombia to El Salvador, the Catholic church has long played a peacemaking role in the region, regularly serving as the broker between governments and guerrillas.

A5 Seeking a Peacemaking Role President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria said in an interview in New York that he was ready to step into a larger role in mediating an end to his continent's debilitating wars, beginning with Congo.

Coming out of last month's failed coup attempt, President Erdogan signals an energetic leadership that could help navigate Turkey back into a leading regional peacemaking role--one key relationship at a time.

Your editorial reflects American policy, but you should be challenging the United States to play its urgently needed role in peacemaking.

I wonder whether Cairo's potential role in peacemaking is important enough to justify Mr. Obama's Mubarak-friendly policy.

He was replaced by Ephraim Halevy, who had played a leading role in peacemaking with Jordan, and his appointment gave a much-needed boost to Israel-Jordan ties, badly hurt by the Mish'al affair.

Until the recent violence, which has left more than 200 people dead, George L. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, played a hands-on and exceptionally high-profile role in peacemaking in the Middle East, something unprecedented for someone in his post.