Sentence examples for latin threat from inspiring English sources

In any event, the Byzantines were forced to choose between Papal and Latin threat of attack or an unpopular union, which was exploited by numerous rival claimants as cause for a coup against the Byzantine Emperor.

To counter this, the Byzantine Emperor installed a new Patriarch of Constantinople, Germanus III, ordering him to lift an excommunication that had been placed against him by the former Patriarch Arsenios Autoreianos and to submit to the authority of Rome in order to alleviate the Latin threat.

A Clubhouse of Clutter One of the film's centerpiece locations is a giant clubhouse, known as the Latin Quarter, under threat of demolition.

A triple threat: Latin Quarter showgirl; original Broadway cast member in The World of Suzy Wong and House of Flowers; on television on Kojak, Ryan's Hope, Teahouse of the August Moon, I Spy and Drs. Hospital; in movies in Airplane II and Bob Fosse's All That Jazz.

In December, Congress held a hearing in which a host of drug experts and law enforcement officials warned of the threat of Latin American heroin.

But contrary to Brazil's claim, the biggest threat to Latin American democracy today is happily not coups: it is elected presidents who themselves corrode democracy as, to an extent, Mr Zelaya did.

In 2006, when the Danish publication of Mohammed cartoons sparked Arab outrage, the Latin Church received faxed threats from what the then parish priest said were Fatah gunmen and members of Islamic Jihad's military wing.

Other articles on the region include a look at the prospects for Codelco, Chile's state copper company, now that the trapped miners have been rescued; an analysis of the threats to Latin American journalists from both criminals and governments; and the weighty obesity problem faced by the country that just served the world's biggest enchilada.

Despite a litany of crimes, interventions in the internal affairs of more than a dozen of Latin American countries, and threats to the peace and security of the hemisphere that culminated in the Cuban missile crisis, President Kennedy tried to seek an accommodation with Castro.

know where the real Ebola threat lies: with Latin American immigrant children.

In recent years neo-Nazis and other white supremacists have increasingly come to view U.S. Latinos and Latin American immigrants as a threat to their notions of 'racial purity'.