Sentence examples for harbouring of from inspiring English sources

Therefore it is readily dismissed as a phantom of the mind, and the mind is all the more readily dismissed for its harbouring of such fears and delusions.

This dispute, aggravated by India's harbouring of Tibet's exiled leader, the Dalai Lama, triggered a brief war in 1962.

US sanctions over the harbouring of Osama Bin Laden and the war in Darfur have progressively isolated the country, while stringent immigration controls means many citizens are unable to apply for foreign grants and scholarships.

The scale of the losses now facing the taxpayer indicate that any hopes the government is harbouring of selling out of the banks at a profit — and quickly — have long evaporated.

A majority of Americans supported the subsequent U.S. attack on Afghanistan, whose Taliban regime had been accused of harbouring of al-Qaeda, the terrorist organization responsible for the September 11 attacks.

But while UNASUR declared its solidarity with Ecuador over any threat to its embassy and affirmed the right to diplomatic asylum, it did not give explicit support to Mr Correa's harbouring of Mr Assange.

It protects the harbour of Cebu City.

Boulogne was the Roman harbour of Gesoriacum, later called Bononia.

Port Blair and Diglipur are important harbours of South Andaman and North Andaman, respectively.

A fishing fleet operates from the artificial harbour of Port Kembla.

Major Harbour of 1st Battallion 23rd Marines is on his fourth tour.