Sentence examples for hardline on from inspiring English sources

The platform takes a hardline on immigration, calling for a border wall and "protecting all ports of entry".

That has been criticised by Nigel Farage, the leader of the rightwing Ukip party, who is otherwise hardline on immigration.

Tamils and Muslims have been alienated by the incumbent's hardline on post-war reconciliation and growing sectarian violence.

Former US attorney general Alberto Gonzales, a Republican who served under the administration of George W Bush and took a noted hardline on election fraud allegations, expressed caution.

Normally does not end well," tweeted the Swedish foreign minister, Carl Bildt, who, along with his Polish counterpart, Radek Sikorski, has been the most ardent advocate of an EU hardline on Minsk.

True, she'd become increasingly hardline on immigration at the Home Office and picked up quicker than most on the boiling anger of white van man, but as an ex-banker the economic case would prevail.

However, the company clearly thought it best to pull the band-aid off as quick as possible by increasing the prices and hardlining on its TOS at the same time.

And, for once, they appear to be making the political weather with hardline policies on immigration, one of the few issues where polls suggest they have an advantage.

It bears repeating that on Tuesday, Cochrane was in the minutes as rejecting picks 10 and 48 from Hawthorn, stressing the club would not back down on its hardline stance on the 22-year-old's future.

Let's not forget: this is a lobby which often pushes Australia to take a hardline view on settlements on occupied territories only shared by a handful of other nations, such as the Marshall Islands, Palau and Nauru at the UN.

Barr's has a history of hardline views on drug use and supporting "tough-on-crime" policies.