Sentence examples for hardline face from inspiring English sources
The increasingly hardline face of the Republicans will only have been emphasised by a vote in the House on Thursday to cut spending on the food stamps programme, a crucial plank in America's safety net for the poor, by $30bn over 10 years, a draconian step that would see 3.8 million Americans cut from the rolls next year.
AHMED KABANY, an engineer, on the upcoming Egyptian election for president, in which a hardline Islamist is facing off against an authoritarian former general.
Rouhani is struggling to balance tentative moves towards rapprochement with the west, and efforts to bring reform at home, in the face of hardline opposition.
Furthermore, both governments face powerful hardline groups within their own countries who will be carefully monitoring the talks to make sure concessions they deem to be unacceptable are not offered to the other side.
But Renita remains positive that as long as Indonesia's minority sects can manage to band together in the face of hardline intimidation, they can withstand growing intolerance and the government's weak stance.
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He is faced with hardline newspapers that are calling on the authorities to hang Mr Hofer to teach a lesson to foreigners who fail to conform to the theocracy's laws.
Fearing a revolt, Mr Lepper apparently backed down, suggesting his party may stay in the coalition "conditionally".Mr Kaczynski's Law and Justice Party may also want to defuse a row with its hardline Catholic supporters before facing voters.
Some in the queue had stood with Mr Yeltsin outside Russia's parliament in 1991, to face down a hardline putsch.
But the government has come under strong pressure to rethink its hardline austerity approach in the face of a deepening double-dip recession and leading bond investors warning the UK may lose its AAA credit rating.
