Sentence examples for mutually suspicious regions from inspiring English sources

Not only can it ease tensions between Iraqis and American troops, it can also free more Americans to hunt Saddam Hussein and his inner circle and to hold mutually suspicious regions together while a constitution is drafted, elections held and the economy rebuilt.

Church and state remained mutually suspicious, particularly in the Veneto region, where the Catholic social movement effectively mobilized regionalist opposition to centralizing government and peasant hostility to landlords and free trade.

11 meditation on the nervous, mutually suspicious dynamic between America and the Muslim world.

That, more or less, describes dealings between South Asia's two nuclear-armed and mutually suspicious powers.

She has sought to nurture friendly relations with Pakistan and India, her mutually suspicious, nuclear-armed neighbors.

Pakistan and India have long been mutually suspicious of each other's intentions in Afghanistan.

Mutually suspicious relations between the prime minister's aides, government bureaucrats and company officials obstructed smooth decision-making.

Mr. Gates arrived after a visit to Beijing meant to build ties between the mutually suspicious American and Chinese militaries.

In each other, the two conmen grudgingly meet their match, as a hotel room murder initiates a mutually suspicious alliance.

Yet Belgium's own experience suggests that carving out a political settlement among mutually suspicious language-groups and cultures may be a process that never ends.

"In their best performance pieces, the two ritualistically parody male power struggles as an ongoing clash between these opposite, mutually suspicious types".