Sentence examples for a longtime enemy of from inspiring English sources

The president said the agreement was not based on trust with Tehran, which he acknowledged is a longtime enemy of the United States, but rather "built on verification".

Had Mark Green, the Democrat and a longtime enemy of Mr. Giuliani, beaten Mr. Bloomberg, these aides said, Mr. Giuliani would have sought to handcuff him.

Loredan, however, was ultimately defeated in his power struggle with the doge Francesco Foscari, a longtime enemy of his family, with whom Loredan had contended for the dogeship in 1433.

A longtime enemy of elitism in a variety of guises, she fiercely resists the power of a majority religion, aided and abetted by the state, to create an in-group while subordinating out-groups.

The president said the agreement, which provides Iran with extensive sanctions relief in return for curbing nuclear activities and accepting rigorous inspections, was not based on trust with Tehran, which he acknowledge is a longtime enemy of the United States, bur rather "built on verification".

The Iraqi Kurds have expressed concern over the Syrian Kurds' growing autonomy, as has Turkey, a longtime enemy of Syrian and Turkish Kurds.

Although he did not specify what form this support would take, the involvement would put the United States in the strange position of working in tandem with a longtime enemy.

Almost all the Federalists wanted to coalesce behind Burr rather than elect their political enemy Jefferson, but Alexander Hamilton, a Federalist and longtime enemy of Burr's, tried to engineer support for Jefferson.

The MILF have been longtime enemies of the state, but they recently forged an alliance with the government.

And its members, announced by Mr Karzai, include many longtime enemies of the Taliban with whom they may refuse to parley.

But politicians and community groups, many of whom were longtime enemies of Mayor Giuliani, began campaigning against the plan almost immediately after the Christmas and New Year holidays.