Sentence examples for winning peace from inspiring English sources

Mr Kerry's commitment to winning peace has been measurable in air miles and hours of meetings.

It should be remembered that the predominantly accepted narrative outside the occupied territories themselves was that Arafat had gone badly wrong, that he wasn't sincere about peace, that if only he had abandoned his militant roots and acted in good faith to "end terror", he might have succeeded in winning peace and justice for his people.

No less important, he tried to reassure Palestinians and others who doubt his priorities: the pursuit of a permanent Palestinian settlement was as "vital and urgent" to him as winning peace with Syria and Lebanon.His commitment to get Israeli soldiers out of Lebanon within a year, and his own instincts as a former chief of staff, had suggested that he might pour his energies into the Syrian pot.

The advisory group's report, titled "Changing Minds, Winning Peace," was issued only four months after the panel was created in June 2003 at the request of Representative Frank R. Wolf, Republican of Virginia and chairman of a subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee.

The Red Cross has also won peace prizes.

The question "What are the plans to win peace, should we win the war?" remains unanswered.

If a deal is struck, they say, both sides win peace.

In the past Mr Sarkozy has sometimes tried to win peace by making simplistic promises or by giving ground.

Israel, for the first time in its history, could win peace and recognition from all of its Arab neighbors.

But today the main, overriding purpose of the European Union is different: not to win peace, but to secure prosperity.

To win peace in the war against terrorism, it is not enough to bring terrorists to justice.