Sentence examples for Open hostilities from inspiring English sources

Open hostilities with its neighbor to the east would be devastating for Pakistan, and could even trigger a nuclear exchange.

It would suit neither firm to open hostilities.

The confrontation already appears to be the closest the two countries have come to open hostilities since 1994, when the North threatened to turn Seoul into a "sea of fire" if its nuclear violations were referred to the United Nations for sanctions.

JANUARY Jan . 9BRIDE WARS Gary Winick ("13 Going on 30") directed this comedy about two brides-to-be, played by Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway, whose lifetime friendship turns to open hostilities when they find they have booked their weddings for the same day at the Plaza Hotel.

Relations between the Polish and Lithuanian governments, unable to reach a compromise over Vilnius, continued to worsen, destroying the prospects for Piłsudski's plan of the Międzymorze federation and leading to open hostilities in the ensuing Polish Lithuanian War.

Attempts to wipe out the AUMF, or replace it with something more restrictive, have grown even more frequent in the years since the Obama administration used it to open hostilities with the Islamic State.

Open hostility between China and Japan, an important American ally in the region, also risks drawing in the United States.

Her health care proposals gave rise not to a simple disagreement, but to open hostility and rancor.

Over the next twenty minutes, the jokes turned to open hostility.

Haye opened hostilities by declaring he would knock out Chisora in the opening rounds, but his opponent insisted he would fight fire with fire.

Spurred by reports of the mistreatment of these refugees, the Salvadoran government opened hostilities on July 14 , 1969