Sentence examples for hardline operation from inspiring English sources

Jakarta has never supported Canberra's boat turn-back measure, a cornerstone of the Coalition's hardline Operation Sovereign Borders policy.

Dutton is furious that Triggs linked their deaths to the Coalition's boat turnback measure, a cornerstone of its hardline Operation Sovereign Borders policy.

Bishop sparked renewed diplomatic tension on Monday by saying that Australia's hardline operation to turn back asylum-seeker boats was necessary "because Indonesian boats with Indonesian crews are leaving Indonesia with the express intention of breaching our sovereignty".

The asylum seekers have spent nearly a month detained at sea, but the whereabouts of the boat and the welfare of those on board have been closely guarded secrets, with only senior personnel of Australia's hardline border protection regime Operation Sovereign Borders briefed on its location.

The BBC also understands Abedi was in Manchester earlier this year, when he told people of the value of dying for a cause and made hardline statements about suicide operations and the conflict in Libya.

On Monday, a group of 53 legal scholars from 17 Australian universities warned that the government's conduct under its hardline military-led border regime "Operation Sovereign Borders" was in violation of international law, adding to the "profound concern" articulated by the UNHCR over the incident last week.

The Americans are less worried about Iran's nuclear ambitions than they were, and would like to encourage more Iranian co-operation in Iraq.One hardline voice?Iran's western interlocutors, whether American or European, will face the same dilemma.

They introduced quite a hardline policy on asylum, under the guise of Operation Sovereign Borders, which is their military-led strategy to 'stop the boats' – that's Abbott's catchphrase, and has been for a number of years.

Mr Javid said that most European ministers do not support the "hardline" approach taken by Brussels on security co-operation because they rely heavily on British intelligence to stop attacks.

Alexander Lukashenko, Belarus' hardline ruler, leaked details of the highly-secret medical operation late yesterday, revealing the patient's identity only as a former head of Mossad.

Initially, the Abbott government's justification for its hardline policy on asylum seekers arriving by boat, dubbed Operation Sovereign Borders, was that it would save lives.