Sentence examples for a record of hostility from inspiring English sources

He turned that power over to his government, which has a record of hostility toward workers' rights.

Former administration officials have defended the president against accusations that he has a record of hostility to the fourth estate, citing in part the same need for balance that was Carney referenced.

The British Muslim Initiative also denounced the selection, saying the MP had "a record of hostilities and disdain for the sacred book of Muslims".

Nor does he seem to be someone with "a record of consistent hostility to Israel," as William Kristol put it.

He also charges that Mr Hagel "has a record of consistent hostility to Israel over the last decade".

Kristol set the tone for the opposition to Hagel by equating his criticism of some Israeli policies to "a record of consistent hostility to Israel," and his caution about a possible military strike on Iran as "anti-Israel-pro-appeasement-of-Iran".

"Pruitt has a clear record of hostility to the EPA's mission, and he is a completely inappropriate choice to lead it".

"Pruitt has a clear record of hostility to the EPA's mission, and he is a completely inappropriate choice to lead it.... It's this simple: If senators take seriously their job of protecting the public, they must vote no on Pruitt".

The Justice Department -- whose new boss, John Ashcroft, has a long record of hostility to environmental causes -- could then negotiate settlements favoring industry and severely weakening the rules.

"It's a state where there's a long track record of hostility to equity and civil rights" she said, "and that spills over onto women, as well". .

First, John Edwards, Mr Kerry's choice for vice-president, has a much clearer record of hostility to free trade.