Sentence examples for stabilizing peace from inspiring English sources

Hamas has entered into truces with Israel and could conceivably accept a long, stabilizing peace without necessarily dropping its rhetoric.

It is an instrument for fighting poverty, but also essential in conflict prevention and in stabilizing peace.

Moon said a second Trump-Kim summit could be accompanied by major diplomatic developments that could contribute to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and stabilizing peace.

The Contracting States, in an effort to maintain and stabilize peace and security, hereby confirm their desire to settle their international disputes by peaceful means, whether such disputes concern relations among themselves or with other Powers.

At the request of the co-facilitators of Nepal's peace process, Mr. Seul recently led a team of lawyers and law professors in the production of an 80-page report that surveys international law and scholarly opinion regarding the various approaches states have used to enforce the rights of victims of human rights abuses and war crimes and stabilize peace at the end of a civil war.

"Without peace with Syria, there is no comprehensive peace in the Middle East, and comprehensive peace is very important to stabilize other peace agreements," he continued.

More recently, this idea about the stabilizing and peace-making power of democracy has influenced neo-conservative ideas in U.S. foreign policy, where the hope is that peace will occur as democracy is spread.

Building on that record in the election campaign, he has vowed, as he said in an interview in Galway, to use the presidency as a platform to "further stabilize the peace process".

Board members discussed how to stabilize the peace and help Liberia move forward with development.

The many All the foregoing intricacies involving the drawn-out and complicated process of stabilizing Afghanistan through the peace process must be weighed against the dreadful alternative of using military force in Afghanistan.

The premise of the meeting — to ensure economic and political peace by stabilizing world currencies and thereby promoting free trade — reflected Keynes's ideas about the need for government regulation and the failure of laissez-faire economics.