After a few hostile clashes, the law of November 8, 392, proscribed the pagan religion.
This stadium has over years been the setting for some of sport's most hostile clashes between the city's Old Firm of Celtic and Rangers - two football sides divided bitterly by religious bigotry.
Doctrines of exceptionalism seem to fit with the notion that the post-cold-war world is a battleground of warring cultures and hostile ideologies, the "clash of civilisations".
The centerpiece of Mr. Obama's message to Israelis, officials said, will be that he supports Israel, both in its clashes with hostile neighbors and with a nuclear-minded Iran.
From 20 July until the battle began, the Australian 1st and 2nd Light Horse Brigades took turns pushing out to clash with the advancing hostile column.
He had to face the intrigues of a hostile party at court, and he clashed with Christina on foreign and ecclesiastical policy, on the question of the succession, and on her proposal to abdicate.
Everton and Liverpool have clashed a close 170 times in their hostile history, and Arsenal and Manchester United have been playing each other since long before the annual mind games began - 169 times in fact.
The uncertainties of migration in rich countries result, she notes, from a clash between the democratic will of voters, often hostile, with the rule of law, "which makes excessive exclusion impossible".Missing, too, is some sense of what a solution to this clash might be.
But many commentators framed the disputes as an example of the clash between the so-called "mainstream media" and the hostile practitioners of the new online universe, considered by some to be more democratic.
I can say, however, at this stage that all the indications are this was a terrible accident and not the result of hostile action.' Recently 14 British troops were killed in clashes with resurgent Taliban fighters and foreign extremists.
