Sentence examples for harsh regional from inspiring English sources

A detailed military plan was prepared, with objectives that "would definitely have set the entire area on fire, and would have included harsh regional implications".

There are also harsher regional models, such as the wartime system of sex slavery that developed in the Balkans in the nineteen-nineties (or the experience of Japan's "comfort women," in the thirties and forties).

Calling the bill excessive in parts, she said the new rules were harsh for regional companies.

Sometimes an artistic tradition was regional, harsh, and arresting, as in Crete or, as in Massilia and Emporion in the far west, a weak reflection of finer styles.

In 1952, after the US-backed dictator Fulgencio Batista led a military coup and seized power in Havana, suppressing leftwing parties, Castro found himself up against the harsh realities of American regional hegemony.

And although its unsentimental depiction of the harsh realities of Russian regional history forced visionary director Sergei Paradjanov (The Color of Pomegranates) into direct conflict with bureaucrats then controlling the Soviet film industry, the film became an international sensation when it was released in 1964.

MECCA, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's top religious authority said Iran's leaders were not Muslims, drawing a rebuke from Tehran in an unusually harsh exchange between the regional rivals over the running of the annual haj pilgrimage.

Fairfax Media has reserved its harshest cuts for its regional papers, which have been gutted in recent years.

In consideration of the harsh conditions in the region and competitiveness among the various regional players, such a diplomatic initiative could best emanate from the UN Security Council.

Sure, Trump did offer up the sort of harsh language on Iran Israelel's regional foe — that Netanyahu wanted to hear.

After many years of clean-shaven, all-American affability, Tom Hanks has lately begun to explore the possibilities of facial hair and regional accents: the harsh New England vowels of "Catch Me if You Can," for example, and also the thin mustache of "Road to Perdition" and the shaggy four-year growth of "Cast Away".