Sentence examples for primary peace from inspiring English sources

Romney went through a de rigueur list of the ways Obama — in Israel he's often called Barack Hussein Obama — has supposedly failed the Jewish state: public criticism of it, "usurping" Israel's role as primary peace negotiator, alluding to the 1967 borders as a basis for peace when "they are indefensible".

Despite large majorities in the primaries backing peace candidates, the convention easily defeated a "peace plank" to the party platform and nominated Humphrey on the first ballot.

"Bob's primary message was peace and love," he says.

But Saudi Arabia's recent efforts at brokering agreements (the Sharm el Sheikh initiative and the Makkah accord, for example) have challenged Egypt's position as primary 'partner for peace'.

North Korea has even called the oldest and primary agreement for peace — the 1953 armistice that ended the three-year Korean War — a "useless piece of paper".

For too long, the primary focus of peace negotiations has been incorrectly placed on secondary issues like settlements, borders and the status of holy sites in Jerusalem.

By bombing Serbia for not capitulating, NATO has, in effect, sided with the KLA, which remains the primary obstacle to peace.

The article's tone and message left the reader concluding that that the Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria are the primary impediment to peace.

Shaath criticised Obama's speech for failing to address what he said was the primary obstacle to peace negotiations: the continued construction of Jewish settlements in the occupied territories.

By negotiation and by devious routes, all were brought to England in the postwar years, cementing Rotblat's loyalty and, through their experiences, reinforcing his unceasing and single-minded pursuit of an ideal world in which the primary goal is peace.

Mr. Bush was greeted with chants of "four more years" as he was introduced to the organization, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, whose members went on to cheer him repeatedly as he reiterated his view that the primary impediment to peace in the Middle East was the unwillingness of the Palestinian leadership to renounce terrorism.