Sentence examples for hardline plans from inspiring English sources

At least 2,900 asylum seeker families who have exhausted all their appeal rights to stay in Britain will each year have to leave the country within 28 days, or face destitution, under hardline plans on asylum support published by Home Office ministers on Tuesday.

The federal government has begun sending families to Nauru as part of its hardline resettlement plan.

Late in 2013 an anonymous letter was uncovered, outlining a hardline Muslim plan to "overthrow" teachers and governors in several Birmingham state schools and replace them with people who would run the schools on orthodox Islamic lines.

Now her successor at the Home Office, Amber Rudd, in a speech that was startlingly hardline, is planning a new attack on the numbers of students coming to Britain to study.

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So, what does the future hold for Egyptian-Israeli relations in light of this latest spat, the Egyptian revolution, the current hardline Israeli government and Palestinian plans to go to the UN next month to seek international recognition?

In the meantime, Rajoy plans to maintain a hardline anti-referendum stance that gains votes elsewhere in Spain.

Every time the prime minister or her band of hardline Brexiter ministers prognosticate on their plans for a hard Brexit, the pound drops precipitously.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) ― A senior aide to U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump signaled a possible shift in his hardline immigration policies on Sunday, saying his plans to deport 11 million people who are in the country illegally were under review.

At this time it so feared a coup or the emergence of a hardline administration including William Craig and Paisley, that it began planning for the introduction of direct rule.

Supposedly, the monument has to be moved because it serves as focus for pro-Russian demonstrations against Estonia and because it inflames hardline Estonian nationalists.Predictably, Russia portrays the planned move as pure vindictiveness, a sign of resurgent Nazi sympathies and of ingratitude towards Soviet sacrifices.