Sentence examples for group of hawks from inspiring English sources

The group of hawks, led by Britain, includes Spain, Italy, Portugal, Denmark and the Netherlands.

I adhere to the theory that a group of hawks or neocons has hijacked this nation's foreign policy.

WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump moved quickly on Friday to begin filling national security posts at the top echelons of his administration, selecting a group of hawks and campaign loyalists who reflect the hard-line views that defined his run for president.

In 1973, Wolfowitz, who had been teaching at Yale, joined the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, where he was among a group of hawks who reacted skeptically to the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks agreement, which Henry Kissinger had negotiated with the Soviet Union.

They said that Johnson could be the dove in a group of hawks on the issue and that he has many allies for his position that the club will not be, as he wrote to Burk, moved to act "at the point of a bayonet".

It was the fifth straight Hero's Lacrosse championship for this particular group of Hawks, rising high school juniors who have been coached over the years by Bob Bohanan.

He is emboldened by a group of Iran hawks in his inner circle, such as the national security adviser, John Bolton, and the secretary of state, Mike Pompeo.

At the end, there is a group of harris hawks, talons curving tightly round their perches and looking at you with disdain.

But out-year surpluses are the "most speculative," said Robert Bixby, executive director of the Concord Coalition, a nonpartisan group of deficit hawks.

The northern goshawk, however – the largest and most powerful among a group of short‑winged hawks called accipiters – has long been considered a creature apart.

The White House chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, led a hastily called three-hour negotiating session at the Capitol with conservative Blue Dog Democrats, the group of fiscal hawks who have stalled action on the health care bill in the House.