UN forces still face hostility from militias operating from the Indonesian-run west of the island.
He will face hostility from Hispanic voters, who detest his new immigration positions.
They risk attacks from its fans, just as those that refuse face hostility from their customers in America.
If Romney is the general election candidate, he will face hostility from independent voters, who value authenticity.
In an interview, Mr. Franks, 48, admitted that as a career politician, he could face hostility from time to time.
These Russian minorities face hostility, and often lack basic civil rights, as if they have to pay for the communist past.
Many of the parents talk about the difficult progression to reconcile and befriend the enemy, and their own commitment is tested over and over again when they face hostility from their own people, or their own family members.
Refugees and migrants, leaving war and misery behind, face hostility, discrimination and sometimes violence in the countries where they seek refuge, if they can even find somewhere to take them.
The converts share a social world with an earlier wave of Afghan refugees living in Delhi, yet they face hostility from Afghan Muslim refugees, who consider the converts apostates.
It was clear from Mr. Schumer's laudatory introduction and a similarly effusive introduction by Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, a law school classmate of Mr. Mukasey's, that the nominee was not going to face hostility.
