Sentence examples for upheld peace from inspiring English sources
The Supreme Court may be asked to pass judgment again.Even if the agreement is upheld, peace may prove elusive.
A good indicator of how committed a government is to upholding peace with its neighbors is its commitment to protecting the human rights of its own citizens.
Commander Marshall said each of the released detainees had been screened by a review board and had to pledge to an Iraqi judge to uphold peace and behave well.
Russia violated one of the most central norms of the postwar global order — that states would no longer seize one another's territory — horrifying world leaders who see that norm as crucial for upholding peace.
Mr Yang said China was "firmly committed to upholding peace and stability and advancing the denuclearisation process".
"China is firmly committed to upholding peace and stability and advancing the denuclearisation process on the Korean peninsula," he said, adding that the issue should be resolved "peacefully through dialogue".
He said in an interview ahead of the verdict that he had worked to uphold peace and deserved praise, not punishment.
Mubarak kept Islamists at bay and upheld a peace treaty with Israel.
But he has, so far, upheld the peace treaty, handled a militant attack in the Sinai Peninsula reasonably well and, on a trip to Tehran last week, publicly lambasted the Iranian leaders for supporting President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
Three UN agencies warned of a concrete risk of famine in parts of South Sudan unless more aid reached affected areas and the country's leaders upheld a peace deal signed in August to end almost two years of fighting.
Ultimately, however, the future of the Bosnian basketball team will depend on how successfully the country it represents can be made to hang together: politics in Bosnia can be a vicious sport.In the two years since the end of the fighting between Muslims, Croats and Serbs, the presence of NATO-led troops has upheld the peace, while rival politicians have continued their squabbling.
