pacifist party造句

• The Pacifist Party supports funding alternatives to abortion but not making abortion illegal.
• Robinson was affiliated with Bradford Lyttle, the founder of the United States Pacifist Party.
• The Pacifist Party is against nuclear weapons, biological warfare, and chemical weapons as well as all foreign military aid.
• He is also the founder and perennial candidate for the office of President of the United States of the United States Pacifist Party.
• Vu Van Mau was a Buddhist politician who was an advocate of nonviolence and president of Forces for Reconciliation, a South Vietnamese pacifist party.
• The traditionally pacifist parties have been divided as Green ministers have gone along with government support for military action, despite misgivings among grass-roots members.
• Party speakers do emphasise, though, that the SPGB is not a pacifist party, and would countenance force being used to defend a socialist revolution.
• His pacifist party nearly split over Fischer's insistence that it back the war in Kosovo, when German troops saw their first combat since World War II.
• Environment Minister Juergen Trittin, the traditionally pacifist party's second most powerful figure, rallied behind Fischer by opposing a unilateral cease-fire against Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic.
• But during the session, leaders of the main opposition Christian Democrats as well as the Greens _ a once pacifist party that is now Schroeder's junior partner _ endorsed the mission.
• But during the daylong session, leaders of the main opposition Christian Democrats as well as the Greens _ a once pacifist party that is now Schroeder's junior partner _ endorsed the mission.
• But the once-pacifist party is struggling to hold on to core supporters after backing uncomfortable decisions sending German troops to the Balkans and to support the U . S .-led war on terrorism.
• The Greens have lost ground in a series of regional votes, and German support for the U . S .-led military campaign in Afghanistan has put the once-pacifist party in an awkward position.
• Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer insisted Sunday there would be " no majority " among German lawmakers for taking part in any attack on Iraq, even as he prodded his once thoroughly pacifist party to agree that reality sometimes makes the use of force unavoidable.