Sentence examples for ex-enemy from inspiring English sources

Prudently: Britain itself still applies an even more pointless arms embargo to its ex-enemy.

Marked difference in attitude existed between countries which had been devastated by one or another of these ex-enemy states and which therefore felt entitled to the maximum amounts possible, and between countries like the United States which felt that the most important thing was to build for a future in which the ex-enemy states would have some prospect of economic recovery.

To me "CCCP" and the red-and-yellow symbol evoke childhood cold war memories, and supporting our ex-enemy through donning their boxer briefs seemed a harmlessly campy act of anachronistic irony.

These provisions establish, for a period of 18 months, an obligation on the part of the ex-enemy state not to discriminate among nations in matters pertaining to commerce and industry.

The question of including a clause expressing acceptance of the principle of free navigation on that great European waterway in the peace treaties with the ex-enemy states bordering on the Danube had been the subject of long dispute and acrimonious debate at previous sessions of the Council of Foreign Ministers, particularly at the Paris Peace Conference.

Other economic articles which dealt with such problems as restitution, compensation for damages, ex-enemy property in the United Nations, and the reinstatement of debt obligations posed certain difficulties of one kind or another; however, it is believed that the interests of the United States have been safeguarded so far as possible under the circumstances.

Under the tutelage of soldiers from Belgium, the former colonial ruler, ex-enemies are learning to pitch tents, hold riot shields and march in unison.

The current thaw with Saudi Arabia was also hard to foresee; but the Saudis came to last month's Islamic summit in Tehran, and the ex-enemies are now being cosily called the "two wings of Islam".

These are the latest moves in the rapprochement between the ex-enemies.

Throughout the series, Kenshin begins to establish lifelong relationships with many people, including ex-enemies, while dealing with his fair share of enemies, new and old.

During his residence in the dojo, Kenshin establishes lifelong relationships with many people, including ex-enemies, such as the former Shinsengumi member Saitō Hajime.