Lord Goldsmith had then based his case on advice from Christopher Greenwood QC, professor of international law at the London School of Economics, whose views were "hawkish" and known to be in the minority of legal opinion, she added.
Likewise our data suggest that UK examiners from minority ethnic groups are also more hawkish, and again we have no explanation for that, although we did find some evidence for a similar effect in a different analysis [ 43].
Republicans used to be the party of free trade and a hawkish foreign policy, but under Trump, those have become minority sentiments.
For decades a loud minority of Jewish Americans has made the case that their hawkish views represent the entirety of the Jewish community.
RAND PAUL Kentucky senator He is the iconoclast of the field, which means that he takes slightly less hawkish views on foreign policy and makes an effort to win over minority voters.
In the wake of this vote, the National Union Party (with seven seats in the Knesset) and two of the hawkish National Religious Party's six Knesset members bolted the coalition, leaving Sharon with a minority government backed by just 59 of the Knesset's 120 members.
Most soldiers are Sunnis, less loyal to the ruling Assad regime than is the Alawite minority to which the Assads belong.The army's elite squads, led by Mr Assad's hawkish brother Maher, now a cult figure among his men, are still fiercely loyal.
The National Religious Party, a hawkish member of the current coalition, is on the verge of quitting and leaving Mr Sharon with an unstable minority.
Republicans are more hawkish.
Hawkish investors have not helped.
