Sentence examples for because of hostilities between from inspiring English sources

And Armenians are unable to worship, since their churches remain closed because of hostilities between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Egeon, a merchant of Syracuse, is arrested in Ephesus because of hostilities between the two cities and, unable to pay the local ransom, is condemned to death.

Last year, she was denied a visa, apparently because of anti-Israel sentiments in the Persian Gulf state after three weeks of hostilities between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza.

Organisers have intervened previously in "protest" performances, blocking Georgia's 2009 entry because of its thinly disguised references to the then Russian Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin, following an outbreak of hostilities between the two nations.

The outbreak of hostilities between England and America encouraged the assertion of Paulding's nationalism.

AT THE height of hostilities between Rome and Carthage, Cato the Elder could not keep quiet.

Treaty of Novgorod, (June 3 , 1326, the peace treaty ending decades of hostilities between the principality of Novgorod (now in Russia and Norwayy.

THE eruption of Toba marked the beginning rather than the end of hostilities between Homo sapiens and the climate.

This latest escalation of hostilities between the two neighbours makes the prospect of a wider intervention a notch likelier.

Narrator and Ed propose "a plan for the cessation of hostilities between the Reagan Administration and [their] household".

"At the height of hostilities between Rome and Car-thage", Cato was a junior officer in the Roman legions.