"The publication of this atlas will confirm Israel's belief that there exists hostility toward their country from parts of the Arab world.
He had said: "The publication of this atlas will confirm Israel's belief that there exists a hostility towards their country from parts of the Arab world.
In contrast to hypoglycemia, evidence exists for hostility's role in hyperglycemia.
We see in America today, on 115 university campuses, groups like "Students for Justice in Palestine" masquerading as proponents of social justice when they exist to foment hostility toward Israel and to shut down free debate.
Mr. Steinbrenner's comments on his son's reluctance because of the perceived opposition of the commissioner was yet another sign of the hostilities that exist between the commissioner and the owner.
It is clear that ambivalence and hostility also exist over Jewish immigration in a German population whose full range of feelings over the new arrivals is unknown for the simple reason that they have never been consulted.
Mushing is too small a community for open hostility to exist among the competitors, who are expected to come to one another's aid to prevent drowning, say, but Seavey and Mackey represent opposite paradigms of sports heroism, and know it.
But although the recent releases of Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Pussy Riot may have been more government charm offensive than genuine democratic change (homosexuality is not illegal, as is commonly reported, though anti-gay hostility does exist), some areas, such as Moscow, are more forward-thinking.
Still, he said, whether hostilities existed at the time of the Cole bombing was also a "question of fact" that prosecutors must prove to the military jury.
"The question of whether hostilities existed on 11 September 2001 is central to the entire question of the use of military commissions," said James Connell, the attorney appointed by the Pentagon to represent Ammar al-Baluchi, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's nephew who is also detained at Guantánamo.
