Meanings of insure peace in English

The settlement of these matters did not, however, insure peace with England.

Someone starts building war power-powerto insure peace, as they always say.

He who in addition to repeating the sutra practices abstinence will insure peace for himself.

The most pacific temper will not always insure peace.

Dei xix) that "wars are waged in order to insure peace."

An efficient preparation for war can alone insure peace.

We have, therefore, a little rest to insure peace.

His record for personal bravery is not untarnished, but perhaps that will insure peace in the Cabinet.

Persevere, and you insure peace, freedom, safety, glory, sovereignty, and felicity to yourselves, your children, and your children's children.

Treaties to be concluded and ratified between the Government and several tribes of Indians of this Territory, calculated to I insure peace in the future.

That will insure peace for a time, at least, and I am hoping that in a month more the whole gang may be moved here.

Our policy of national defense is not one of making war, but of insuring peace.

And while above all was eagerness and hurry, below, in the valley, this man's name insured peace.

The cost of building and maintaining such a navy represents the very lightest premium for insuring peace which this nation can possibly pay.

Here the "survival of the fittest" is being fought out under the protection of the British flag, which insures peace and order wherever it floats.