Sentences with phrase «by relative peace»

The next two to three years are marked by relative peace.

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Despite the limitations imposed by poor diet and imprisonment, life in Changi Prison was a relative haven of peace compared with what would follow.

I think it is very shrewd of Taylor to remark that if justification by faith alone had been the sole issue, it would have been possible for Protestants and Catholics to live together in relative peace.

There is no need to romanticize this chapter of history and make all the Puritans libertarians, «but the remarkable thing about the English settlements in America is that there, in the brief period between 1607 and 1787 these traditionally antagonistic groups of people learned to dwell together side by side in relative peace.

The polarization has been created, of course, by those who for thirty years have been bent upon overthrowing the laws and tacit understandings that made for relative civil peace.

Ooni who described members of the Hausa Community in Ile - Ife as his subjects, said the cordiality being extrenched by the two tribes had been the source of relative peace being enjoyed in the town.

The awareness and deeper understanding by which other cultures can be identified and appreciated, must come with a greater tolerance and a non-bias attitude in order to live in a relative equilibrium of peace.

There can be long periods of relative peace in Escape from Colditz followed by an explosion of action triggered by one person deciding to launch their plan.

Groundwater is pumped from wells and sent tens of kilometers to users in towns consisting of new homes occupied by newcomers who like the relative peace and quiet of their new digs.

Because it has created the most wealth the human world has ever experienced it is envied by the rest of the world and emulated, even though more primitive societies were very successful in maintaining relative peace and happiness, and sustainability, for most of human history.