Sentence examples for hardline of from inspiring English sources

That means we are encouraging the hardliners – the most hardline of the hardline in Israel – to think in terms of a greater Israel, an annexation of what has been seen by the world up until now as territory occupied as a consequence of the 1967 war," Carr said.

It's the ideological hardline of the Republican party that has weakened them.

In spite of the hardline of the administration, we've had remarkable success in escalating the campaign with every tactic.

With just a few discordant voices, the KLA's regional commanders this week sacked the most hardline of their political leaders, Adem Demaci, who had hitherto persuaded the KLA to reject any compromise that would not guarantee Kosovo's eventual independence.

The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KFTU), the more hardline of the country's two main union groups, plans a national rally on May 1st, a traditional day for worker agitation.

The location is in a stronghold of the Continuity IRA – the oldest and more hardline of three main dissident republican factions opposed to the peace process and power-sharing in Northern Ireland.

This brought students into alliance with elements of the hardline opposition of Leopoldo López and Maria Corina Machado, committed to removing Chávez and now Maduro by any means.

Indonesia's authorities have adopted many of the hardline tactics of President Rodrigo Duterte's "drugs war" in recent years, with Waseso heaping praise on the Philippine strongman.

The victor, Mahinda Rajapakse, prime minister under the outgoing president, Chandrika Kumaratunga, has a reputation as a hardline defender of the interests of the majority Sinhalese population.

Parliaments in three of the most hardline critics of Greece's second bailout have yet to approve the €130bn£110bnbn) package.

It is not wholly implausible that Colombia's paramilitary leaders—and even its army might make an alliance of convenience with hardline opponents of Mr Chávez.