Sentence examples for that peacemaking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheney said that peacemaking also required "a determination to defeat those who are committed to violence" and deny Israel's right to exist, meaning Hamas.

Khalil Shikaki, who directs the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research in Ramallah on the West Bank, agrees that peacemaking is far from over.

Nevertheless, the Israeli prime minister has insisted that peacemaking cannot resume until Palestinians end the violence and replace Yasser Arafat as their leader.This hard line is creating rifts in the government.

It is a sign of the changing times that Sharon provoked outrage here when he said recently that peacemaking, by relaxing border restrictions, would lead to "a flood" of Arabs into Israel's parks and beaches.

If President Clinton is bold enough to take advantage of this opportunity, he will be remembered as having set an example to the world that peacemaking and reconciliation begin at home, in the Americas.

In the final stop on his European tour, President Bush met Monday in Belfast with leaders of Northern Ireland, implying that peacemaking efforts there would be a model for other deep-seated conflicts around the world, including Iraq.

Such challenges are at odds with the picture being painted in Myanmar's state media, which on Friday declared that the "peacemaking procedures are a success".

Within each world, there were critics who said that the peacemaking process was superficial or unjust or out of touch with reality.

President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia opened a meeting in Minsk of the Commonwealth of Independent States, a loose assembly of Russia and other former Soviet republics, with an agenda that included peacemaking in Azerbaijan and Central Asia, lowering trade barriers and meeting privately with Ukraine's scandal-tarred president, Leonid D. Kuchma.

Now, in a new music video, he's taken that musical peacemaking ability into real life.

"I'm hoping the church can provide a safe place to ask questions in a context of faith that prioritizes peacemaking".