Last, we have done extensive work to understand what indications there might be of compromise by hostile actors in connection with the personal email operation.
He was sentenced to 10 years in prison for purported "connections with a hostile government" after a televised trial that, according to Amnesty International, violated his basic rights to presumption of innocence and legal representation.
Reliable digital video transmission over wireless connections is widely acknowledged as challenging, given the hostile communication environment which is characterised by unpredictable connection quality, variable delay, significant error rates, limited available bandwidth, and severe energy constraints.
Ergenekon is the name given to what prosecutors claim is a shadowy network of ultra-nationalists and secularists in Turkey with high-level military and security connections, deemed to be hostile to the AKP because of its perceived Islamist roots.
On Sunday night a 21-year-old man was arrested in Manchester in connection with the barrage of hostile tweets.
On Sunday, Scotland Yard arrested a twenty-one-year-old man in Manchester in connection with a deluge of hostile tweets threatening to rape and kill Criado-Perez, delivering a measure of legal recourse.
But like others in its genre, the book tends to skimp on the rules of etiquette and body language that can transform a hostile or misunderstood exchange into a smooth connection.
People weren't hostile, but they didn't feel much connection with an English reporter from a newspaper based just south of the border.
As for the Spielberg connection, Mr. Shyamalan's portrayal of a hostile alien invasion suggests the dark antithesis of "E.T".
For as long as we know her, the injury Muriel generates will be viewed as evidence of an impersonally hostile universe, even as it provides the single connection between otherwise separate lives.
The satirist Lucian (2nd CE) provides us with a hostile portrayal of another holy man with Pythagorean connections, Alexander of Abnoteichus in Paphlagonia, who was active in the middle of the second century CE.
