Sentence examples for hardline core from inspiring English sources

Although the man with the highest authority in Iran, supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has not yet issued his verdict of the preliminary agreement, comments from members of his inner circle suggest that they are trying to prepare their hardline core for the leader's support.

Peace was illusory, they said; the hardline Islamists at the core of Bashir's regime had no intention of sharing either power or wealth.

Hebron, a turbulent city in which a core of hardline ideological Jewish settlers are protected by hundreds of Israeli troops amid a Palestinian population of more than 100,000, has been the scene of numerous violent attacks from both sides of the conflict.

One of the major problems which many from the educated middle class overlooked while voting for Modi ( for development reasons) was the fact that the core support of BJP is hardline and after being in absolute power the party had to appease them.

Yau said she and her pro-independence supporters were a product of China's hardline stance in dealing with issues it considers its "core interests".

The Republican presidential candidate doubled down on his hardline stance in a speech on Wednesday night which delighted core supporters and dismayed his few remaining Latino allies who had expected a tack towards moderation.

Analysts say the RSS and other hardline groups will now push hard for the fulfilment of core long-term demands such as the construction of a Hindu temple on the site of a demolished mosque in the northern town of Ayodhya.

Now Alliance is in the sights of hardline loyalists simply because the party was able to implement one of its core policies: to make parts of Northern Ireland, including council buildings, neutral venues for both communities.

The long-serving chief minister of Gujarat has always had a core of passionate supporters for his mix of economic efficiency and hardline Hindu nationalism, and because he gets things done, an increasing number of voters see him as the saviour of India's struggling economy (see article).

His father-in-law is a hardline neo-fascist who rejected the MSI's decision in the 1990s to form the core of a new party, the National Alliance.

It is understood a core section of the loyalist demonstration opposed to any change on the flag-flying policy is a new hardline group comprising former members of the British Army from Northern Ireland.