Ultimately the objectives of counter-terrorism cannot be achieved without the people, so a strategy that maintains hostility if not growing it, between communities under pressure and the police is only playing into the hands of terrorists who quickly foster a sense of belonging with the isolated and disenfranchised.
And we had decided that we had to find some way of getting inside the Soviet system, of persuading the leaders that it didn't make sense to maintain this hostility.
If the Europeans maintain their hostility to market approaches and continue their hypocritical attacks on Mr Bush, they could well push the talks off the rails.Even more deadly, though, would be the revelation that Mr Bush's opposition to Kyoto extends beyond targets and timetables to the entire Rio process.
It's nuclear weapons themselves that maintain the hostility between nations - just look at the Cold War.
Two things should be done: tours of duty should be limited to two, and whenever we invade a nation, a draft should be instituted and maintained until hostilities have ceased.
If you look at who has the largest financial interest in maintaining the hostility and partisan divide of modern politics, it is the media business.
While Tehran has been generally opposed to improving relations with Washington, maintaining its hostility as a cornerstone of the Islamic revolution of 1979, Mr. Ahmadinejad suggested that the Obama administration was the last hope for the United States.
The feminist case against Kundera has been made often, perhaps never more eloquently than by Joan Smith in her book Misogynies, where she maintained that "hostility is the common factor in all Kundera's writing about women".
PKK leaders insist: "We are obliged to maintain this halt to hostilities, without succumbing to doubt".
I am not really entitled to maintain the level of hostility that I have towards society and the comedy business now that I'm a success.
