Sentence examples for hardline critic from inspiring English sources
Polls show a surge of support for Alvaro Uribe, a hardline critic of the peace process, at the expense of the previous front-runner, Horacio Serpa, who has supported Mr Pastrana on the peace talks.
Polls show a surge of support for Alvaro Uribe, an independent Liberal and hardline critic of the peace process, at the expense of the previous front-runner, the official Liberal candidate Horacio Serpa, who has supported Mr Pastrana (who cannot run for re-election) on the peace talks.
The night before the blast, the movement's leader, Abdulmalik al-Houthi, a hardline critic of foreign intervention particularly from the US, accused the newly appointed prime minister, Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak, of being an "agent of America" and demanded he step down.
But the unexpected revitalisation of the process left his hardline critics within unionism wrong-footed.
He obtained crucial public backing from Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, keeping powerful hardline critics at bay.
Parliaments in three of the most hardline critics of Greece's second bailout have yet to approve the €130bn£110bnbn) package.
Mr Najib knows that to placate his hardline critics within the BN he has to not only win, but win big.
Iran's foreign minister has fired back at hardline critics of Tehran's groundbreaking outreach to the United States, accusing opponents of using fabricated news leaks to undermine the effort.
He struggled to fight off a Tea Party challenger in a Republican primary in August, after his new, fire-breathing style dismayed old admirers, failed to convince hardline critics and did little to quell grumbles that he has forgotten his prairie roots.
Mr Wang's hardline critics in the party would have reason to cheer if his efforts appeared to unravel.Poachers and gamekeepersIn late September, just before the anniversary, the village's new officials put up posters accusing "a few individuals with ulterior motives" of trying to foment "civil strife" in Wukan.
Just when the state appeared to have the upper hand, say hardline critics, it caved in and absolved those responsible in large part for the death of over 100,000 Algerians (the security forces and militias did their share of the killing too).Hence the vague wording of the referendum.
