Sentence examples for hostile governing from inspiring English sources

A senior Israeli defense official, Yossi Kuperwasser, said that in Gaza, Israel was facing a "hostile governing element challenged by an even more hostile element" and that "radical Islamic groups are competing with each other over who is more radical".

It is unclear how Rousseff will handle what some commentators are calling her "third round": the task of governing the hostile segment of the country that rejected her at the polls.

There is a set of hostile stereotypes that govern Israeli prejudices against Americans.

It's a peculiarity of US politics that we trust those to govern who are the most hostile to the idea of governing.

A candidate can explain his positions in minute detail and wind up governing with a hostile Congress that refuses to let him deliver.

And Mr. Kumar also received flak from the moderator, Shekhar Gupta, the editor of the influential Indian Express newspaper, who chided the governing Congress Party for being too hostile to foreign investors and companies.

The governing party has been openly hostile to the United Nations tribunal in The Hague for war crimes in the nations that once made up Yugoslavia in the 1990's.

He said the governing African National Congress's rhetoric was increasingly becoming hostile to white South Africans.

A law governing takeovers may permit "poison-pill" defences, making hostile takeovers easier to stave off.

BY SUING PeopleSoft over how the software firm has been fending off its hostile bid, Oracle, a big rival, has given America a rare opportunity to rethink the law governing takeovers.

North Korea's recent belligerence has also prompted Japan's governing party to debate whether Tokyo should consider pre-emptive strikes against states considered hostile — actions that would probably require changes to Japan's pacifist Constitution.