Sentence examples for internal hostilities from inspiring English sources

"The internal hostilities must be resolved," he said.

The membership comes from the three main Senegalese strains of Sufism, which is the dominant form of Islam in West Africa, but the mosque leadership strives to ignore the differences to avoid creating internal hostilities or alienating other Muslims.

By the end of November, 15 of the 54 senators and 5 of the 109 deputies elected for the movement last year had either left the M5S or been thrown out.The latest round of internal hostilities began on November 27th, when Mr Grillo decided on another purge.

This united front, along with the death later in 1915 of Booker T. Washington, reduced for a time the internal hostilities in the Boston African-American community.

But now that the common Iraqi goal of reclaiming Mosul from ISIS is largely complete and the country is preparing to move forward, there is room for internal hostilities to flare again, Pollack said. . "Right now, the average Iraqi is very focused on reconstruction in the parts of Iraq that were occupied by ISIS, and restarting the economy," he said.

Inside Libya People escaping from Libya into Tunisia say children have been killed and injured as a result of internal hostilities.

There is so much internal hostility, that reaching agreements will be very painful.

In large part due to the humiliating terms of the Unequal Treaties, as agreements like those conveyed by Perry are called, the Shogunate soon faced internal hostility, which materialized into a radical movement, the sonnō jōi (literally "Revere the Emperor, expel the barbarians").

Because of domestic opposition, internal demoralization, and international hostility, Gaddafi assumed a more conciliatory attitude following his defeat.

Both North Korea and Syria are relics of another age -- dictatorships based on internal terror and hostility to external neighbors, threatening to explode at any time in new conflict.

Philip, unsurprisingly, refused and, after initial internal reluctance for further hostilities, Rome declared war against Philip in the Second Macedonian War.