Sentence examples for hardline statements from inspiring English sources

Despite Romney's attempt to shift back to the center, the Obama campaign has done what it can to remind Latinos of the hardline statements that Romney made during the Republican primary.

ATLANTA -- After a primary full of hardline statements on immigration, from vowing to veto the Dream Act to promising to encourage "self-deportation," presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has quieted down on the issue.

Some teachers and parents have expressed concern about bullying as the Republican nominee has publicly vowed to deport "criminal aliens" and floated the idea of barring Muslims from entering the United States, among other hardline statements.

He's softened his stance on deportation since his initial hardline statements, but many immigrants including the undocumented youth who qualified for legal work permits and deportation relief under President Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program are still holding their breath.

The hardline statement has provoked fears that the IRA is implying that its two-year ceasefire is at risk, despite recent pleas from Northern Ireland secretary Mo Mowlam for calm.

I can't help but be reminded of the (extremely hardline) statement from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists that "choosing to deliver a baby at home… is to show preference for the process of giving birth over the goal of having a healthy baby".

It has unfolded almost invisibly, largely unreported and sometimes misunderstood by news media, effectively camouflaged (by accident or design) by the government's relentless release of hardline criminal policy statements.

In a nationally broadcast statement, one hardline member of the Assembly of Experts, Seyyed Ahmad Khatami, urged Iranians to "fight anyone who opposes the Islamic system or the leader of Islamic society until his complete destruction and to regard these revolutionaries as mohareb," or waging war against God.

In a statement, the hardline Islamists warned Afghan civilians to stay away from public gatherings, military bases and convoys, as well as Afghan government centres, as these would be the focus of attacks.

Last month, Hamid Rasaei, an influential hardline MP said in a statement published on his website that Rezaian had been accused of espionage, and told reporters in Tehran that Rezaian had made a full confession on camera.

At the other end of the spectrum, hardline conservative Anglicans said the statement was a step in the right direction but did not go far enough in forcing US liberals to repent.