Sentence examples for international enemies from inspiring English sources

An aggressive speech by Bashir's ruling party last week deemed the accord an "unholy alliance" manufactured by Sudan's "international enemies".

It is in this context that the creation of international enemies is the last bastion of the regime's ability to hold on to power.

He added, "We have to confront the 'enemy within,' as well as international enemies, who seek to sow the seeds of sedition and strife between us and to vilify Islamists".

The government, Mr. Barakat said, now signs new foreign trade deals only in the currencies of friendly countries to insulate itself from what it sees as an economic conspiracy orchestrated by its international enemies.

"Our group of Libyan sympathizers is extremely worried about this and we would like to help to block the actions of your international enemies and to support a normal working relationship with the United States Government," the letter said.

Indeed it is common to think of such groups as clients if not creatures of the state, or at least of some faction within its army and secret service, which are said to use their militants against Pakistan's domestic and international enemies in covert operations.

And at a campaign rally last month, Orbán warned against an "international" enemy that "speculates with money" in what critics read as an anti-Semitic attack.

The Obama administration believed President Bashar al-Assad to be a "reformer" before declaring him to be international enemy number one.

Doing so would meet several objectives, the first being a much-needed clarification on the legal underpinnings that guide the use of U.S. military force against a constantly amorphous and evolving international terrorist enemy.

He is also a president who has made it very hard for the terrorists around the world to raise money or recruit new suicide bombers since he has reached out to dialogue with our international friends and enemies instead of lecturing and threatening them.

That Armenia maintains this stand in the teeth of a larger enemy, international recognition that Karabakh belongs to Azerbaijan, and a crippling economic blockade imposed by both Azerbaijan and Turkey, used to be thanks mainly to Russia, with which it has a pact guaranteeing military support.Nowadays, Russia's relations with Baku are as good as with Yerevan.