Sentence examples for upset peace from inspiring English sources

The Arroyo administration has been reluctant to move militarily against the Moro Front, arguing that it will upset peace negotiations.

In any case, Israel's allies, not just America, oppose a Palestinian move to join the court, arguing that joining it would upset peace negotiations.

The pope expressed regret for the event, which "upset peace between Christians and Jews".

They have also thrust themselves into the roiling world of Colombian politics, upsetting peace negotiations between President Andres Pastrana's administration and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, the nation's largest rebel group.

Not even the obvious threat of higher interest rates has upset the peace in Tokyo's tranquil dealing rooms.

HRW said some AU officials appeared reluctant to consider the report because they believed it could upset the peace talks.

JERUSALEM — Jerusalem's city hall advanced rezoning and development plans on Monday for a hotly contested area of East Jerusalem, another example of an awkwardly timed, seemingly bureaucratic Israeli maneuver that could upset fragile peace efforts.

Such countries say they want the Security Council to defer the ICC's indictment, on the ground that seeking justice against Mr Bashir will upset the "peace process" in Darfur.

Moreover, Prince Abdullah appeared to be counseling Arabs to take a long view, and not to allow passions over the power plant bombings and Mr. Levy's remarks to upset the peace effort.

This was after an attempted coup against Prime Minister Thomas Thabane which threatened to upset the peace of the mountain kingdom.

In 1918, he began his famous Fourteen Points speech with these words: "The day of conquest and aggrandizement is gone by; so is also the day of secret covenants entered into in the interest of particular governments and likely at some unlooked-for moment to upset the peace of the world".