Sentence examples for not hardline enough from inspiring English sources

Hamas has denied any allegations and Isis released a video in July saying they planned to overthrow the group because it was not hardline enough.

It emerged that Copeland quit the British National party because he believed the far-right group was not hardline enough in refusing to countenance a "paramilitary struggle".

A vote to challenge the SNP's anti-fracking commitment on the grounds that it wasn't hardline enough.

After leaving the state department, Liz Cheney became increasingly critical of some Bush administration policies for not being hardline enough, particularly towards Iran.

There are very few who are not hardline about things.

In short, to try to restore some measure of dialogue that telegraphs dialogue, not hardline resistance.

Critics say it's not doing enough to crack down on the hardline group, which has recruiting cells in the country and smuggles foreign fighters through Turkey to the large swath of territory it controls in Syria and Iraq.

First, they reckon the Republican Party is not united enough to send Mr Obama constructive conservative policies, with Establishment Republicans thwarted by hardline Tea Party populists, notably in the House, who despise compromise and who are not that fussed about what big business wants.

In the days since his election victory, Trump has shown signs of shifting away from hardline comments made during his campaign, in which he said Tokyo did not contribute enough to the security offered by the 47,000 US troops based on Japanese soil.

The BJP's identification with hardline Hindutva, it is argued, cost votes.However, other party members and RSS leaders argue the exact opposite: that the problem was that, in office, the BJP was not Hindu enough.

"Not enough, not soon enough," it said.