Sentence examples for promotes pacifism from inspiring English sources

New Komeito promotes pacifism in Japan.

From guidance on the very simple concept of tolerance in Dr Seuss's The Butter Battle to titles specifically promoting pacifism such as David McKee's powerfully understated The Conquerors or Raymond Briggs's more overtly political commentary on the Falklands War in The Tin-Pot Foreign General and the Old Iron Woman, picture books establish some of the basic socio-political tenets of politics.

Mango butter, jojoba cleanser and brazil nut conditioner were to become inextricably entwined over the next decade with staving off destruction of the rainforest, preserving the Human Rights Act, resisting nuclear power, sticking two fingers up at corporate greed and promoting pacifism.

Who could argue with a well-made family film that promotes tolerance, pacifism, equality for women and an unlikely relationship between opera and basketball?

He later put it to use in the cause of pacifism and promoting the League of Nations.

He says he's worked hard to make sure the book takes no sides, neither condemning soldiers nor promoting conflict nor advancing pacifism, all while keeping a rhymed meter comprehensible to kids six and up.

He says he's worked hard to make sure the book takes no sides, neither condemning soldiers nor promoting conflict nor advancing pacifism, all while keeping a rhymed meter comprehensible to kids 6-8 or up.

He promoted a form of Christian pacifism and argued that the lack of civil rights for Africans in the colonial system, should exempt them from the duties of military service.

"With the growth of new media, it is important for prominent and trusted voices to get on television, Facebook, YouTube and Twitter to help counter narratives which might promote extremism," wrote Arsalan Iftikhar, author of "Islamic Pacifism: Global Muslims in the Post-Osama Era".

The exaggerated image of pacifism projected on Buddhism (and Hinduism) was embraced and promoted by natives, as it conveyed moral superiority over colonialist oppressors and missionaries.

Weber's vocational statement however underscores my deep dilemma for the Bandung project: whilst I aim to promote an inclusive, diverse and peaceable culture pertinent to the ethics of academic pacifism (Wong 2013), as a journal editor and a scientific practitioner operating on the ground-level, we need to be critically realistic.