It is hard and often anguishing work, keeping the peace.
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That pride is the true secret to keeping the peace.
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Police say it was all aimed at keeping the peace.
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I put a premium on keeping the peace; she's more direct.
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Everyone gets chatting, so it's a good way of keeping the peace.
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For them, keeping the peace meant forms of policing anchored in their
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According to the LAPD, officers left the home after "keeping the peace."
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Only a border of half-moon cucumbers separates them, keeping the peace.
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"We hope everything will be O.K., and this depends on keeping the peace."
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Mr Trump has complicated the task of containing their marches and keeping the peace.
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But the couple is committed to keeping the peace for their baby girl going forward.
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It's a mind game type of thing, about protecting your superstars, keeping the peace through intimidation.
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Balancing the political strength of each religious group seemed like a way of keeping the peace.
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I think that the team aspect and everybody working together and keeping the peace...there are similarities.
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The actors, who recently announced their separation, are leaving the drama to Brangelina and keeping the peace.
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Arthur Beatrice's second album, Keeping The Peace, is out on 5.20 via Open Assembly Recordings/Polydor Records.
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Tom Arnold and his estranged wife Ashley Groussman are focused on keeping the peace amid their ongoing split.
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Kennedy, though, quickly came to agree with Eisenhower: Keeping the peace is often harder than going to war.
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The father of one and Chyna are committed to keeping the peace for their baby girl going forward.
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It's still early days, so BoJo's future tactics in keeping the peace in cyberspace remain to be seen.
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I know that you have a tough time keeping the peace globally, as well as keeping yourselves safe.
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In Meereen, did Daario Naharis succeed in keeping the peace, despite having no real interest in doing so?
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But as the failure in Myanmar shows, the UN still has a lot to learn about keeping the peace.
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Because it succeeded in keeping the peace among the major powers for over 40 years, it looks useful today.
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"A capable government is even more important to keeping the peace than good weather," he said in a statement.
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Conor was escorted inside the courtroom by armed police officers who were controlling the crowd and keeping the peace.
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Apparently, it's the accepted fiction that it isn't the capital is what's keeping the peace in the Middle East.
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Being a park ranger can involve everything from law enforcement and keeping the peace to trail and monument interpretation.
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Keeping the peace is a small army of transit workers, lining the route like so many parked e-scooters.
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We also asked them to share any wisdom about keeping the peace at Thanksgiving during emotionally charged political times.
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It won't just be public officers keeping the peace when the Republican National Convention kicks off in Cleveland next week.
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This has worked, historically, because allies have believed the United States is firmly committed to keeping the peace in Europe.
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Set house rules for keeping the peace, even if the words "rules" and "party" feel weird anywhere near each other.
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And while the Bachelor producers are clearly the driving force between their onscreen fallout, Colton isn't exactly keeping the peace either.
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Libra moons are great diplomats, fantastic at keeping the peace…you had to do that a lot growing up, after all!
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It is unreasonable to credit nuclear weapons—but not the E.U.—for keeping the peace in modern Europe, as Thatcher did.
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The Space Force will have to develop what it needs to accomplish its main mission of keeping the peace in space.
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If they do not, the police and army—some 180,000 of whom stand ready—will have a tough job keeping the peace.
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As Gaza's ruler, by contrast, Hamas is responsible — like it or not — for keeping the peace, a twist from its past role.
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The effects of undermining faith in the system, the thing most responsible for keeping the peace, are in many ways totally unpredictable.
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Mr Guterres must fortify the UN's three main pillars: economic development (especially for the poor); human rights; and making and keeping the peace.
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Rally organizer: police caused melee Jason Kessler, who organized the "Unite the Right" rally, quickly blamed the police for not keeping the peace.
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Before this cool looking kid was a comedic actor with perfect pitch, he was just another youngin' keeping the peace in Waterloo, Iowa.
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Instead of keeping the peace, the chief law enforcement official in the land seems to be provoking his fellow citizens with reckless taunts.
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Fortunately, our 8-year-old's third-grade teacher at P.S. 59 in Midtown Manhattan, Jennifer Frish, had some ideas for keeping the peace.
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DJs act as hosts and moderators, and much of their time on air might be spent keeping the peace and facilitating good discussions.
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The Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, an annual talkfest on security, exists in part to showcase America's commitment to keeping the peace in Asia.
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By ensuring the prospect of massive devastation to an enemy through counterattack, weapons of total destruction can – by design – succeed in keeping the peace.
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Yet if keeping the peace means embracing Mr. Trump and his most divisive ideas and utterances, a growing number are loath to do it.
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One mission that could be assigned to the Space Force, besides keeping the peace beyond Earth, would be to stop such a celestial doomsday.
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O, Canada, honestly it looks pretty good right now, to ride a trusty steed about, keeping the peace and doffing one's Smokey Bear hat.
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So I approached four couples with hefty income gaps to find out their strategies in keeping the peace and not fighting over those pennies.
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Christianity scholar Yisca Harani said having Muslim families in charge of the key and the doors helps somewhat in keeping the peace between the denominations.
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Some Republicans believe Trump's inflammatory politics and the costs associated with keeping the peace at any convention he headlines might have turned off prospective bidders.
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The "Raise Your Glass" singer says she is putting forth her best efforts when it comes to keeping the peace between the brother-sister duo.
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The Islamic religion animated the rebellions, particularly during the second war that began in 1999, but also later played a role in keeping the peace.
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A powerful United States Space Force would be the means of keeping the peace, making sure that a shooting war in the heavens does not occur.
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Increasingly, Afghanistan's own post-2001 military is conducting the vast majority of the fighting, which is a positive indicator for keeping the peace in the future.
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America, France and Britain have declared the treaty "incompatible with the policy of nuclear deterrence which has been essential to keeping the peace for over 70 years".
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That stability depends on the willingness of the only nation capable of projecting military power into every region to play a leadership role in keeping the peace.
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"Mutual assured destruction is still keeping the peace," Felgenhauer noted, "but it also may be threatened in the coming years as the Russian rearmament program steams ahead."
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Kazakhstan's policies have contributed to keeping the peace in Central Asia and shown that new states do not need to go nuclear to be heard in international affairs.
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Until then, aid is the only way for the people of Gaza to survive, and the United States must continue to do its part in keeping the peace.
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Lois D. in Dallas Lois D. in Dallas: There is a fine line between "keeping the peace" and the refusal to be ordered about in your own home.
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"We are grateful and proud that amid our differences, we have been mature in keeping the peace," he said on a visit to a poor neighborhood of the capital.
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On Reddit, moderators are tasked with keeping the peace on the site, removing hateful threads and mitigating vote brigading—the act of rallying people to upvote or downvote posts.
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The bad ones are regarded as sorcerers and the good ones are responsible for keeping the peace in society and they are often doctors, astrologists, midwives and traditional Malagasy healers.
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The trip affirms China's central role in keeping the peace in the region after a flurry of diplomatic activity had shifted the focus to South Korea and the United States.
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Nuclear victory looks like deterring a Soviet invasion of Western Europe—despite the USSR's vast numerical advantages in tanks, aircraft, artillery, and troops—and keeping the peace for 45 years.
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Keeping the peace process alive after Mr. Trump canceled talks in September has required quiet, delicate diplomacy, including work that resulted in a prisoner swap and some reduction in violence.
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The responsibility of keeping the peace at home rests, as it so often does, on the shoulders of the oldest kid: Nadine's athletic, popular, and handsome older brother Darian (Blake Jenner).
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But if they act responsibly and join our investment in strengthening defense on their continent, they will help deter further Russian aggression and ensure America's continued role in keeping the peace.
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Conservationists have taken note, started constructing "fences" made of beehives, turning the threat of a sting into a surprisingly simple — and sweet — solution for keeping the peace between elephants and farmers.
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The key to keeping the peace, said the former Florida speaker of the House, is to assure everyone at the outset that they'll get an opportunity to talk and be heard.
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The phrase that repeatedly surfaces is "keeping the peace" — that was Veidt's rationale for the squid and other extra-dimensional events, and Keene describes his and Crawford's roles that way, too.
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They were town marshals keeping the peace; they were outlaws as famous in their day as Billy the Kid; and barrier-busting rodeo stars as popular in their time as Roy Rogers.
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"I am now no longer willing, simply in the name of keeping the peace, to not handle things as they must be handled in a country governed by the rule of the law."
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"The Iran nuclear deal — however much they think it is keeping the peace — has prevented nations from taking action against the full range of Iran's threats to peace and security," Mr. Hook said.
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But keeping the peace between those contentious neighbors proved so difficult that FIFA vowed never to do it again, Jeffrey Webb, a former executive committee member, told The New York Times in 2015.
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For the Europeans, it is an opportunity to try to get Mr. Trump to understand more fully the importance of the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in keeping the peace.
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But with tensions in the alliance smoldering over Trump's trade tariffs on European steel, his earlier comments fueled concerns about the U.S. role in keeping the peace that has reigned since World War Two.
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A key test of keeping the peace efforts on track will be whether Abbas goes ahead with a scheduled meeting with U.S. Vice President Mike Pence when he visits the region in mid-December.
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The first is to enforce international "rules of the road," guaranteeing freedom of the seas or punishing gross violations of international law and treaties, or keeping the peace by backing up treaties with capabilities.
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Those developments go unmentioned by Hathaway and Shapiro, but Harry Truman, Dean Acheson and George Marshall deserve far more credit for keeping the peace than do the justly forgotten Aristide Briand and Frank Kellogg.
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A significant factor in keeping the peace has surely been anticipatory catharsis: The widespread expectations of a big Democratic wave in the coming midterm elections are containing and channeling that indignation, helping to maintain order.
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"As a former Air Force pilot during the days of the Cold War, I understand the deterrent value of our nuclear weapons systems, and the vital role they play in keeping the peace," he said.
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The comedians, who aren't afraid to swear, will make you laugh at your own situation as they compare their end-of-days skills and resources, as well as dish advice for keeping the peace at home.
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It postulates that we still have a society in which some residents fear the people who are supposed to be keeping the peace, but it doesn't explore whether or how the dynamics have changed since 1992.
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In the small city of Masaya, a focal point of the unrest, workers have replaced the cobblestones that protesters used to build barricades; meanwhile, paramilitary members wearing ski masks sit idly on street corners, keeping the peace.
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The alliance was seen as a key factor keeping the peace between Ivory Coast's central Baoule ethnic group and the rival Dioula people of northern Ivory Coast, many of whom are migrants from Mali and Burkina Faso.
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Given such developments, it's no longer absurd to ask questions like whether the President will suddenly decide to pull American troops home from South Korea after decades of keeping the peace or even pulling out of NATO.
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Most importantly, and this is no small feat, keeping the peace -- without tampering with human rights or criminalizing dissent - in a nation that faced 14 years of one of the worst civil wars in Africa's modern history.
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Not just in terms of moral obligations or intervention in particular countries, but whether you think it's America's responsibility to be managing global affairs — to, for example, maintain a dominant military that's aimed at keeping the peace internationally.
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He should also reassure all of America's allies in the West and in NATO by saying that the U.S. is firmly committed to keeping the peace by supporting their defense, independence and common goals they share in NATO.
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Parents should provide emergency contacts and check in regularly; if an older child has to be responsible for a younger sibling, try to ensure that they are keeping the peace and are able to get their work done.
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It remains to be seen whether too much damage has been done for Uber to move past the disgraced legacy of Kalanick—but this deal marks a step forward in keeping the peace between him and the company's investors.
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As the leader of the human faction on Alpha, the so-called City of a Thousand Planets, which is actually a space station where almost every species in the universe is represented, Filitt is tasked with keeping the peace.
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She's been keeping the peace and preparing for winter while Jon's been out hunting zombies and screwing blood relatives, and she even rallied her siblings to bring sweet justice to Littlefinger – the true source of all the Starks' problems.
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But it doesn't mean you have to invite your uncle who is going to make other guests uncomfortable, and whose very presence signals that you care more about keeping the peace than respecting your partner and your shared values.
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Arguing that it was tank divisions and fighter squadrons keeping the peace during the Cold War—and not the world-ending arsenal of nuclear weapons maintained by the great powers—was both a dubious proposition and an enormously profitable one.
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Five days later, Captain Ron Johnson of the Missouri Highway Patrol was put in charge of keeping the peace and was hailed as a hero to all sides by taking off his bulletproof vest and joining the protesters at one point.
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Michael Lucas, an advantage player in Pittsburgh, said that less than a decade ago, $100-per-hour profits weren't uncommon, and players, arcade management, and game manufacturers all operated with respect for one another, unspoken gentlemen's agreements keeping the peace.
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Silicon Valley companies that have accepted money from this source have a vested interest in keeping the peace with Saudi Arabia and its Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman — the leader known for getting friendly with tech CEOs in the past.
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Yet it is Jacky Rosen, whose most notable previous political experience was perhaps keeping the peace among spirited congregants at Congregation Ner Tamid, who must choose a strategy in these final weeks on Mr. Heller, Judge Kavanaugh and so much else.
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" It also creates "tremendous pressure" within OPEC itself, as these production gains come at the expense of Iran, he added: "Whenever Iranian production is under pressure and Iraqi production increases, keeping the peace within OPEC becomes incredibly difficult to do.
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The problem the UN soldiers face is that in the West African country they aren't really keeping the peace; hostilities are still going on, and Western nations led by France are actively fighting Muslim armed groups in the region as well.
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But they all believed America's strength lay in its role leading NATO, or the anti-Islamic State alliance, or keeping the peace in the Pacific by making it clear to North Korea and China that the Navy was just over the horizon.
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Many in Congress have expressed opposition to these reductions that, if carried through, could force the downsizing of already understaffed embassies, curtail communication with other governments and multilateral institutions, and devastate programs that help feed starving people and support keeping the peace.
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Diplomacy Another update on a board game classic, Diplomacy takes the action to the dinner table, where US-based players are tasked with keeping the peace between Trump- and Clinton-voting members of their family long enough for a full meal to be eaten.
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In a normal year, the prospect of hosting a convention would be daunting, but the 2016 campaign cycle, marked by more chaos and anger than any in recent memory, has many wondering if the authorities have a chance in hell of keeping the peace.
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A cabal of wizards is keeping the peace on the US East Coast, and two of its agents, Edmund and Istvan (a mystery man from the 1940s and a ghost, respectively), are tasked with tracking down a smuggling ring that threatens all of Massachusetts.
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With Albania, Croatia, Montenegro and Slovenia already members of NATO, as well as Bulgaria and Romania, and alliance forces keeping the peace in Kosovo, the invitation to admit Macedonia will leave only Serbia and the Serb-run part of Bosnia open to Russian influence in the Balkans.
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A couple months back they released their first new song in years "Who Returned" and below is their second new track "Real Life," a cut that announces their return even more triumphantly, while ushering in the announcement that their second album, Keeping the Peace, will hit this May.
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We are given only a couple of fleeting scenes, when he diffuses a situation between the police and a black boy frustrated by the officers' way of speaking to him, and later, when he brings the white Guardsmen coffee as a gesture of goodwill and keeping the peace.
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Much of it was quietly retired in the decades following, as Europe seemed to have settled into an eternal peace and the Swedish armed forces refocused on missions far away from home, ranging from keeping the peace in Bosnia to reconstructing Afghanistan and suppressing piracy off the Horn of Africa.
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Amazon is bringing France's 2020 Oscar submission to the US. The film, from director Ladj Ly and winner of Cannes' Jury Prize (essentially 3rd place, though worth noting that it lost to Parasite, which, having just seen Parasite, ...yeah), is inspired by the 2005 riots in Paris, focusing on a group of men tasked with keeping the peace.
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According to the New York way of keeping the peace, if you cancel alternate-side-of-the-street parking regulations on Yom Kippur, because Orthodox Jews are prohibited from driving on that day, then, fair being fair, you also cancel the regulations on the Feast of the Assumption, and on Greek Orthodox Holy Thursday, and, eventually, on Eid al-Adha.
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Even assuming the Framers believed it important to constitutionalize a limited right to self-defense, as Scalia essentially concluded, more than 200 years later, the utility of such a right has been supplanted by the development of modern and effective public police forces responsible for keeping the peace, as well as a professional military with a long and deep history of subordination to civilian leadership.
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Though "Plate 34" (April 19, 1960), is rather typical of images documenting the Civil Rights Movement's early Southern manifestations, it is less habitually associated with the movement, in favor of other kinds of images also proffered in this collection: White segregationists staging their own counter protests; White mobs beating and brutalizing Black activists; White police doing the same under the cover of keeping the peace; Black church services; funerals where Civil Rights leaders are publicly and fervently mourned; National Guardsmen standing with rifles at the ready, trying to stanch the overflow of violence.
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