Sentence examples for deemed hostile from inspiring English sources
At home, those deemed hostile to the regime (or not supportive enough) receive less food.
The mergers of the dotcom era were mostly love-ins: only 2% of those unveiled in 2000 were deemed hostile.
The dotcom era was nauseatingly cosy, with only 4% of deals struck in 2000 deemed hostile or unsolicited.
Ms. Beinecke said her group and others would pool money for ads to take on Congressional candidates deemed hostile to clean air laws.
The New York Times Websites of multinational companies deemed hostile to WikiLeaks, such as MasterCard and Paypal, have been hacked by cyber activists in a retaliatory move.
On national security, Paul used to be skeptical about the need to confront regimes deemed hostile — last fall, he parted company with many Republicans by calling for "an effective diplomatic solution for limiting the Iranian enrichment program".
Last week he instructed the country's navy to halt joint patrols of the South China Sea with the US in order to avoid "any Philippine action that China might deem hostile".
Shortly after the International Atomic Energy Agency team arrived for talks with Iranian officials, the Iranian government signaled that it might expand the ban on oil shipments to Britain and France, announced on Sunday, to cover other European powers that it deems "hostile" because of broader economic sanctions by the European Union that are scheduled to come into force on July 1.
Israel and rivals within the PA have variously been blamed, though many people will continue to think that Arafat, who had been in poor health for many years, died of natural causes.The report was leaked to Al Jazeera, a Qatari satellite channel which the PA deems hostile.
Coming full circle, those same Niger Delta militants released a statement in April saying that, beginning in the end of May, they will attack mosques, Muslim institutions, and imams that they deem hostile, supposedly in order to "save Christianity in Nigeria from annihilation".
But, what the messaging reports don't address, as implied by the word risk they're a more legitimate source of fear than states we deem hostile.
