Sentence examples for hardline will from inspiring English sources

It was also revealed that Hardline will get a whole range of new weapons and class-specific gadgets  including grappling hooks and ziplines for moving from skyscraper to skyscraper, tear gas and gas masks, and new melee weapons including bats and batons.

Nor does it mean that hardline judges will abandon their efforts to imprison opponents.

But Mr Abe's hardline credentials will stand him in good stead.

Some worry that a lack of discipline among hardline Republicans will hurt the state's reputation for moderation.

A nativist hardline Eurosceptic will still say bombastically that centuries of experience show that you simply cannot trust the frogs.

There was much in the speech that Johnson and the hardline Brexiters will find difficult to swallow.

If the NUM loses the upper hand, the more hardline metalworkers will gain sway and have greater influence in the choice of the ANC's leadership.

Tensions arising from Mr Rajapakse's personalised, hardline approach will build ominously, but this should be a year of consolidation and growth.

Yes, some hardline Conservative Eurosceptics will take their votes off to Ukip, but that is a much lesser electoral problem than losing the centre ground.

Response has been muted in Doha, where Jean Nouvel's tampon-shaped tower already graces the skyline, but it is unlikely the country's more hardline neighbours will be amused.

The attitudes of such hardline governments will matter at least as much as those of EU institutions.The Finnish government, which in 2011 refused to back Greece's second bail-out until it was offered collateral, has every reason to be tough: it faces a difficult election in April, and there are few votes to be won by being nice to Greeks.