Sentence examples for steps for peace from inspiring English sources

It outlined "12 urgent steps for peace".

Mr. Sharon's plans lend credence to Palestinian charges that Israel wants to stall movement on the road map until the 2004 United States presidential campaign, hoping that domestic American political considerations will then preclude further pressure from Washington to take difficult steps for peace.

It's also worth noting that for all the dozens of headlines last month about Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu's "defiance" and "refusals" regarding taking the necessary steps for peace, the fresh proclamations by Hamas about how they have zero intention of ever accepting the existence of Israel attracted virtually no coverage.

In doing so, the president created the right balance between calling on both parties to take constructive steps for peace, while still recognizing the special role that Israel alone has taken to achieve peace.

President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia, in a brief television appearance, said the release was an important — but not a sufficient — step for peace talks, and he demanded that the FARC release all civilian hostages it is still holding for ransom.

Take a Step for Peace: In Your Life, In Our Communities, Among Nations".

Now is the time for Benjamin Netanyahu to secure a better future for the people of Israel by taking a dramatic step for peace.

DuBose's family members spoke from the courthouse steps, calling for peace and godliness.

Other Clinton administration officials noted Mr. Assad autocratically ruled Syria for nearly 30 years and was unwilling or unable to take the steps necessary for peace; his son might take years to gain such strength.

How does the panel feel about the UN making the Palestinians an "observer state?" Liasson is pretty sure that it's a "step forward for the Palestinians" but a step back for peace talks.

American officials have said in recent months that the opening of a Taliban mission would be the single biggest step forward for peace efforts that have been plagued by false starts.