Sentence examples for its hostilities from inspiring English sources

But his words feel slightly less reassuring if you know that the Thatcher government, at the height of its hostilities with the corporation, gave an almost identical promise.

In the midst of its hostilities with Russia, Georgia announced its intention to withdraw from the CIS and called upon other member states to do likewise; the following year Georgia formally withdrew from the association.

During her campaign for her December election, she opposed unconditional aid and economic investments of the sort championed by her liberal rivals, insisting that North Korea must first win the South's "trust" by easing its hostilities.

It was a symbolic act aimed at honoring the past while laying its hostilities to rest.

Azerbaijan needs to cease its hostilities towards Armenia and lift its unilateral blockade of the country (as does Turkey, but that is another not wholly unrelated story).

As said zombies are isolated in a world of Instagram-viewing or Kings of Leon-listening or video-game-playing, walking from their glass box to their bank cubicle in 2014, they are existing outside of everyday life and its hostilities.

By appearing to threaten its regime after it had helped America to unseat the Taliban in Afghanistan, he may have confirmed it in its hostility and reinforced its desire for a bomb.

Despite its hostility towards superstitious practices, it feels it must show gratitude to the families of millions who perished for the cause.

The faction that has just seized total control of Iran has long been hostile to the United States, and it has continued to signal its hostility by attempting to pin the current unrest on Western interference.

It must either end its hostility toward private businesses — or accept that a sharply growing mass of unemployed will nullify the progress of the last three years.

It has already signalled its hostility towards the Assyrian Christian prisoners by describing them as "Crusaders".