Sentence examples for to avoid strife from inspiring English sources

The religious rites of Jews may be tolerated, but not those of other unbelievers, except to avoid strife or in hope of their gradual conversion (Summa, 2 2, q. 10, a. 11).

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These universal values were given to the first humans so man can flourish together in harmony and avoid strife.

"How many countries could have their population in the streets and still avoid strife through self-policing?" he asked.

Instead it has appointed a "Lessons Learned and Reconciliation Commission", tasked with recommending how to avoid future strife.

The wily Henry advises Hal to avoid internal strife during his own reign by seeking foreign quarrels.

Although the Būyids were careful to avoid sectarian strife, family quarrels weakened them sufficiently for Maḥmūd of Ghazna to gain Rayy in 1029.

But he said the purpose of the dialogue was to avoid domestic strife between the two religions, not to hash out Middle East issues.

The Americans agree that the Kurds deserve to return to their ancestral lands, but they want an orderly migration to avoid ethnic strife and political instability.

You might encourage them to develop a taste for expensive Champagne as a way to avoid family strife in the future.

How many people can I invite?' " To avoid any strife over seating, Ms. Sweeney convinced Mr. Seely that they should opt for a cocktail-style reception with food stations and unassigned tables.