His father has called for the broadcasting regulator to cease to vet commercial television stations for their compliance with rules on Canadian content.Underlying this campaign is an intense antagonism to what David Asper has called the "media cabal" of Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal.
He became de facto president in 2004 and guided his homeland through a period of intense antagonism with the Georgian leadership, achieving recognition of Abkhazia's sovereignty – and a guarantee of military protection – from Russia, his closest ally and neighbour, four years later.
Second, it could be that the intense antagonism toward our current president goes a very long way to making any tactic to thwart him seem justifiable.
Compassion, however, is a fragile commodity: "in strongly compartmentalized societies with intense antagonism between groups," De Swaan suggests, individuals can and often do exclude outsiders from their "circle of empathy".
(2) Paul Ryan's (R-WI) incredibly disingenuous and negative criticism of America's anti-poverty programs and his recent speech at CPAC support the painfully obvious fact that Ryan's intense antagonism and blatant contempt for poor Americans is unrelenting.
Similarly, we propose that frequent and intense pathogen antagonism may have fixed an interaction strategy based upon the buffered epitope that characterizes the interaction of IL4 with IL4Rα (and, perhaps, also of IL4 IL4Rα with IL13Rα1) [ 4].
The competitiveness between the companies was as intense as the antagonism between the brothers.
In an earlier study, titled "We Were Friends, but...," Dr. Card found that soured friendships were a common, and particularly intense, form of mutual antagonism.
Sporting rivalries between the French and the Germans, paralleling political antagonisms, were especially intense.
Exploitation of fish from the marine reserve is increasingly intense and there is plenty of antagonism between fishermen and conservationists; the fishing fleet doubled during the study and illegal catches are common.
