Sentence examples for eliminate hostility from inspiring English sources
"All this hippy-dippy, love-thy-neighbor bio-socialism isn't just me editorializing as a Canadian," he says with disarming self-mockery, going on to explain how society might be reconfigured to eliminate hostility and fear.
Whenever a hostile environment was identified, the college was obligated to eliminate the hostility and take whatever steps it could to prevent its recurrence.
The Marshall plan eliminates the hostility of the population towards the U.S. The same thing happened in Japan and Vietnam.
While trying to postpone millennial hopes, theologians also attempted to eliminate Christian millennial hostility toward the Roman Empire.
"If, by a magic wand, one could eliminate overnight all manifestations of hostility I think there would be a gradual, important reduction in the incidence of homosexuality".
It was hoped that these improvements would eliminate Ford's culture of fear and hostility that permeated the company.
It will not end Muslim hostility to the Jewish state, but it will eliminate a good chunk of raw material.
Religion not only promotes difference, it makes divisions impossible to eliminate, so between-group co-operation is discouraged and out-group hostility is fueled.
It also signalled a fresh wave of hostility towards immunisation drives in Nigeria, where some clerics have claimed the vaccines are part of a western plot to sterilise young girls and eliminate the Muslim population.
Despite initial hostilities, good relations between the Portuguese and Chinese would resume in 1549 with annual Portuguese trade missions to Shangchuan Island, following an event where the Portuguese helped Ming authorities eliminate coastal pirates.
