Sentence examples for of its hostilities from inspiring English sources

But his words feel slightly less reassuring if you know that the Thatcher government, at the height of its hostilities with the corporation, gave an almost identical promise.

In the midst of its hostilities with Russia, Georgia announced its intention to withdraw from the CIS and called upon other member states to do likewise; the following year Georgia formally withdrew from the association.

The fund also eschews Wal-Mart, a big American retailer, because of its hostility to unions.

"The Church should repent of its hostility to homosexual people and beg forgiveness for its treatment of the gay community".

But for all of its hostility to understanding, the sea has yielded something that space has yet to: aliens.

"I was a huge fan but then I became very anti-Guardian because of its hostility to dads' issues.

Few of the MEK's American backers appear to know the detail of its past, particularly the scale of its killing and the depth of its hostility to the US and Israel.

"By voting against Palestinian statehood the government is in danger of giving an invaluable gift to extremists throughout the Muslim world who never tire of pointing to the west's double standards regarding Palestine as proof of its hostility towards Islam," Browning said.

Less at ease with some church teaching: "The Church should repent of its hostility to homosexual people and beg forgiveness for its treatment of the gay community".

Iran makes no secret of its hostility to Israel, widely assumed to be the region's only nuclear-armed power, but says its nuclear program is purely peaceful.

The court's conservative majority had made no secret of its hostility to public employee unions in a string of earlier cases.