Sentence examples for foes countries from inspiring English sources

Under that treaty, one of the last major arms pacts between the former cold war foes, countries stretching from Canada across Europe to the eastern parts of the former Soviet Union cut their conventional forces and agreed to on-site inspections and an elaborate system of verification and notifications.

So he hired a firm of lawyers to do the job and now spends 5-10% of his budget that way.What makes Spain's bureaucracy especially poisonous is Mr Rajoy's second foe: the country's fiercely independent regions.

Because Qusayr is on a supply route from Lebanon to Syria's rebels, the battle for it brings Hizbullah face-to-face with its foes in both countries.

Her anti-abortion foes in two countries had played chess where they normally played hardball, and it seemed they might have won.

They are generally young, cosmopolitan, quick-witted, stoical, tinged with idealism, implacable foes of their countries' extremists; and, after all, they understand better than anyone what they have signed up for.

US President Barack Obama has arrived in Vietnam for a landmark visit capping two decades of rapprochement between the former wartime foes, as both countries look to push trade and check Beijing's growing assertiveness in the South China Sea.

Arguing for engagement with the country's foes, Mr. Obama said in a speech on Sunday that "strong countries and strong presidents talk to their adversaries".

Russia's intervention has infuriated Assad's regional foes, including most Arab countries and Turkey.

On Holocaust memorial day, inaugurated five years after the founding of Israel, politicians routinely present the country's foes as would-be annihilators.

To transform the Spanish economy, Mr Rajoy also needs to take on two far more elusive foes.First is the country's dense jungle of regulation and bureaucracy.

But his admirers say his theatrical defiance has in fact raised Iran's prestige, forcing its foes to address the country on its own terms.