Sentence examples for mutual threats from inspiring English sources

Within Israeli and Palestinian societies, tension mounted with the mutual threats and the death toll.

Last November, when the media were full of reports about how close Iran was to getting its bomb and mutual threats were being exchanged between Jerusalem and Tehran, Israel's nationwide system of air raid sirens was tested.

That was the case at the Palais de l'Art compound in the Delmas municipality this summer after a conflict between the landowner and a leader of the tent camp there built to a peak with mutual threats and reports to the police.

In December 1995 the Keating government and Indonesia signed a security agreement, committing both parties to consult on matters affecting our common security, promote cooperative activities, and jointly respond to mutual threats and an extradition treaty was signed in 1995, providing for a range of extradition crimes.

"Providing training and equipment to our partners helps us improve their ability to organize, sustain, and employ a counter violent extremist force against mutual threats," the SOCAFRICA report says.

He has calmly insisted that religion and science hold no mutual threat, and, controversially, insisted that we consider the upside of global warming.

While the strategic nuclear weapons are seen as a mutual threat by the United States and Russia, nations like ours — Sweden and Poland — could have stronger reason to be concerned with the large number of these tactical nuclear weapons.

In Beijing he raised access to Afghanistan's mineral resources and the mutual threat of jihadism; both reasons, he suggested, for China to lean on Pakistan to stop succouring the Taliban.

Every country in the world could find a reason why it should possess nuclear weapons, but that argument would lead to a world order based on mutual threat and fear.

Sebha in particular is a dangerous spot because there was an uprising in June by the Awlad Suleiman against the Gaddadfa, and when two groups live in extremely close proximity and think each other a mutual threat, some very nasty violence can result.

Despite all the provisions of the U.S.-Japan Secallty Treaty that call for mutual cooperation in the face of a mutual threat, this is one national security challenge Japan must grapple with all by itself.