Sentence examples for even more hardline from inspiring English sources

They could come back even more hardline".

His allies have even more hardline policies.

That means a non-European managing director could be even more hardline than the European alternatives.

Paisley's wife, Eileen, was a formidable force and renowned as even more hardline.

But as long as the Americans are prohibitionist, we need to be even more hardline, or risk having every institution of our democracy overwhelmed by narco-corruption.Until far off, if ever the United States accepts legalisation, that is sound advice.

In a surprise development on the eve of polling, the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, until even more hardline towards Greece than his chancellor, Angela Merkel, adopted a more conciliatory tone.

His brooding presence has pushed the mainstream right into ever more hardline policies on immigration and security.

Aravindan Balakrishnan, 73, named for the first time on Monday, was a senior member of the tiny Communist party of England (Marxist-Leninist) in the early 1970s, before splitting away in 1974 to form an even more niche and hardline grouping, the Workers Institute of Marxism-Leninism-Maoo Zedong Thought.

Trudeau announced yesterday that his campaign promise to end Canadian participation in airstrikes remains firm, even as France and other countries embraced a more hardline approach to the group in the fallout of Friday's attacks in Paris.

Even Hillary Clinton, the Democratic frontrunner, is believed to hold a more hardline stance on Iran than Barack Obama.

McAllister holds it up and asks: "Can you imagine the Sun ever doing that?" If the view is hardline towards the UK in Brussels, it is even more rock solid in Paris.