Instead, the officers said they believed that he was guilty of engaging in speech likely to cause hostility to a sitting president, a charge the opposition denied.
Two U.S. Senators warn that allowing in-flight calls will cause hostility among cramped passengers.
" You want to please your boss and your co-workers with a positive, ready-to-get-to-work attitude, but you don't want to be overly obliging, above and beyond what is expected of you, as this may cause hostility with your new coworkers.
Their contacts with the islanders were based on simple barter, but the demands they made on food supplies often caused hostilities in which some European and many islanders' lives were lost, as on Guadalcanal, in Solomon Islands, and in the Marquesas during Mendaña's visits.
If the cat thinks you're causing the hostility, this might not solve the problem.
Not only will this cause hostility between you and your boss, but your boss's boss may refer you back to your boss, which may result in an even more unreceptive situation.
"Trumbull states, 'Mr. Leffingwell obtained nearly the whole township of Norwich for his services.'" Miantinomo's successor, Pessicus, declared war against Uncas and the colonies fined him 2000 fathoms of wampum for causing the hostilities, which he was unable to pay".
However, the Children's Commissioner said yesterday new laws to crack down on knife crime could cause increased hostility among young people.
This caused deep hostility among the Pueblo peoples, who coordinated a successful regional revolt in 1680; they remained free of Spanish authority for 14 years.
