"If a peace treaty is signed, it will help resolve hostile relations between North Korea and the United States and speed up the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," the North Korean Foreign Ministry said in a statement carried by the North's state-run news agency, K.C.N.A.
She and Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, agreed to tone down their hostile language, but did not resolve underlying differences.
For others, Mr. Obama's decision raised questions about whether the United States had diminished its leadership role in foreign affairs, with commentators in Israel fearing a weakening of American resolve in confronting hostile powers.
Domestic Islamophobia is often premised on the fear that British values are being corrupted from inside and that British resolve against a hostile other is impaired by the enemy within.
Second, he should begin to define what his new role will be once his immediate problems are resolved and the hostile public passions now percolating begin to abate.
There is a critical, moral message implicit in operations that bring us into the heart of hostile territory, one that shows a resolve otherwise absent in wars led by flying robots.
The difficulties he faced in the form of significant historical dilemmas seem less easy to resolve than Liberals and hostile journalists opined at the time.
The optical oppositions made by the medley of shapes and fragments is reflected in the titles of these inscrutable works: "Hostile Affection," "Stubborn Compliance," "Graceful Abrasion," "Flexible Resolve".
The court testimony pitted Wendy Mayall, chief investment officer of the Unilever fund, against Carol Galley, a Merrill Lynch executive, who became well-known for her steely resolve in backing Granada's hostile takeover of Sir Rocco Forte's hotel empire.
Conservative parliamentarians have consistently questioned the foreign minister's resolve to talk to Iran's "hostile" neighbours.
