Sentence examples for a global enemy from inspiring English sources

It has a global enemy: the West, not the local regimes.

A problem that is truly planetary in scale, such as climate change, obviously demands global solutions – and one apparent solution is to define a global enemy.

"That is why it is essential that nations of the world come together to exchange experiences in their local struggles against a global enemy," he said, referring to the conference, formally called the World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance.

They created an enemy, a global enemy, that did not exist in such numbers and across so many geographical boundaries.

In October 2005, with the war in Iraq headed off the rails and his own visions of a democratizing Middle East crumbling, George W. Bush tried to rally the nation with a call against a new global enemy: "Islamofascism".

It had cost some 2,000 lives and saw a large number of militants head to Afghanistan to battle a new global enemy - the Soviet Union.

It believed that striking at a universally accepted global enemy, the US, would lead to the destruction of "hypocrite" unbelieving regimes across the Muslim world in the short term and, eventually, the creation of a new ill-defined and utopian religious rule.

But it took years after 9/11 for policy makers to realize they could draw on cold-war-style thinking and skulduggery to protect America from its new global enemies.

Contrary to the widely publicized assertions of pundits and activists in the United States, the global enemies in the AIDS pandemic are not multinational corporations in general, pharmaceutical manufacturers in particular or ultimately capitalism itself.

A GLOBAL STRATEGY The enemy is not just "terrorism".

Huntington is a domestic monoculturalist and a global multiculturalist (and an enemy of domestic multiculturalism and global monoculturalism).