Sentence examples for hostile minority from inspiring English sources

Similar tactics helped conservative parties in Canada and Germany attract hitherto hostile minority voters.

SocGen wanted Paribas but instead got BNP as a hostile minority share-holder, an outcome which regulators will rule on.

Politics has polarised between an ostensibly empowered Islamist camp and a disgruntled, alienated or outright hostile minority that includes much of the educated, urban elite.

Israel needs to do all it can to avoid turning itself into a kind of forced binational state — with a hostile minority in its belly — by permanently holding onto the West Bank and its 2.5 million Palestinians.

These have given the neighborhood the reputation of being hostile to minority residents.

He was a champion of human rights in an administration that many blacks considered hostile to minority issues.

"He understood there could be no Jewish state with a large and hostile Arab minority in its midst," Morris has said.

Ronald Reagan has already demonstrated that a president, hostile to minority aspirations, can see his share of black votes diminish between elections.

As early as the 1988 election campaign, Rabin and Peres argued that Israel could not go on ruling a large and hostile Arab minority if it wanted to remain a Jewish and a democratic state.

Hostile towards minority groups, fearful of seismic changes in racial demographics and cultural norms, and frustrated by corrupt politicians they perceive as cowed by politically correct culture, it is a bloc of Americans who have been quietly seething, Potok said.

According to the federal lawsuit filed last month in Newark by the five Hispanic officers, who are members of the city's Auto Theft Task Force, Lieutenant Andriani threatened to put "a bullet in the head of anyone" who dared cross him, and created a work environment that was hostile to minority officers.