Sentence examples for hostile institutions from inspiring English sources

"This person was one of the main ring leaders in a network of hostile institutions that were operating in recent years under the supervision of foreign government's spying and media services".

At each attempt to hasten Egypt's democratic transition and establish consensus, they claim they were respectively thwarted by hostile institutions, and immature liberal politicians who refused to work with Morsi in cabinet.

Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards released a statement on Wednesday accusing the 37-year-old of being the ringleader of a network of "hostile institutions" associated with foreign intelligence agencies.

The Revolutionary Guards have accused Zaghari-Ratcliffe of fomenting a "soft overthrow" of the Islamic Republic and being the ringleader of a network of "hostile institutions" associated with foreign intelligence agencies, allegations that her husband has said are untrue.

Last month, the Revolutionary Guards issued a statement accusing Zaghari-Ratcliffe of fomenting a "soft overthrow" of the Islamic Republic and being the ringleader of a network of "hostile institutions" associated with foreign intelligence agencies, allegations that her husband has called untrue and farcical.

It will need to be treated as a hostile institution for a long time.

Gore's big problem, on the other hand, is that Ohioans aren't hostile to institutions.

Protesters have created their own political space online that is chilly, sometimes openly hostile, toward traditional institutions of the elite.

We are absolutely convinced that there are people in the DUP, and indeed others, who are hostile to these institutions which Sinn Fein participate in".

Compared with Nicolas Sarkozy, Hollande has been less hostile to E.U. institutions, more willing to work closely with South European states and, most crucially, keener to demonstrate that France does not slavishly follow German wishes.

American involvement in World War II, they argue, was the consequence of the country's rise to global power and the resulting need to combat aggressive, undemocratic regimes that were hostile to American institutions and to the survival of the United States as a free country.