Sentence examples for case of hostile from inspiring English sources

This may be an additional source of delay — and, in the case of "hostile" acquisitions, an early warning to the corporation's management.

A lieutenant colonel had fallen asleep in the back seat of the Humvee with a M-16 rifle angled out his window for quick use in case of hostile fire.

However, in case of hostile situations (terror attacks) resulting in closed boundaries, we may see a downside in air traffic growth of only 1.6%, as opposed to the base case of 4% growth.

And European auto makers like Renault and Fiat are prized as symbols of national strength so any merger involving one of them could run into regulatory barriers, particularly in the case of a hostile bid.

Those shares would give the governments of France, Germany and Britain a veto in the new company only in the case of a hostile takeover attempt or in transactions involving sensitive national security assets.

Jack Grealish was not considered for an England call-up for the Republic of Ireland friendly in case of a hostile reception, Roy Hodgson has revealed.

In our conversation, Nowlin attempted to describe the training as just a group of people who just really wanted to get good at the game of airsoft, but eventually essentially admitted it's in case of a "hostile attack on our country".

This paper takes the case of Thomas Hobbes and the hostile reception of his work and suggests that there were intelligible philosophical grounds for Hobbes and his critics to have been arguing in ways that now seem philosophically improper.

Ultimately, all of these variables, including litigation of hostile competition cases, should play a role in determining the future of European Union takeover policy and the mechanisms available to firms and nations to protect shareholder and consumer interest, respectively.

In an echo of the great Gerard Winstanley, Reynolds doesn't seek permission from authority – in his case the hostile bureaucracy of Southwark council – he just gets out there with his trowel and plants the roundabouts in an act of resistance to the brutal inhumanity of the concrete jungle.

A case can be made that the fear of hostile takeovers he put into executive suites helped make American business more competitive.