Sentence examples for one hardline from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to comment on the record now," one hardline Iranian politician told the New York Times Tuesday, "but it seems our negotiators have gone too far with some of their promises, especially on the level of inspections.

One hardline group, Hefazat-e-Islam, has publicly sought the execution of atheists who organised mass protests against the rise of political Islam.

At least one hardline Iranian news agency has alleged that he provided economic and industrial data to the US government while Iran was under international sanctions.

Akin's remarks have been painted by many as a unique incident by one hardline conservative.

After all, his first response had earned him plaudits from the many pro-Israel groups and officials who have since come to Hagel's defense, including the progressive group J-Street, and even one hardline Israeli ministry official.

In a nationally broadcast statement, one hardline member of the Assembly of Experts, Seyyed Ahmad Khatami, urged Iranians to "fight anyone who opposes the Islamic system or the leader of Islamic society until his complete destruction and to regard these revolutionaries as mohareb," or waging war against God.

And this wave started from Solzhenitsyn's One Day". Hardline communists tried to put the genie back into the bottle.

Part of the gambit to block the discharge petition was to schedule two votes on immigration: one for a hardline bill named after Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va).

As the RUC held the line and protected the bunker from mass assaults, as well as upholding the ban on the Portadown march, which led to rioting and the death of one loyalist protester, hardline unionists jibed that the police had become "Barry's boot boys".

Liberty Counsel is considered one of 18 hardline anti-gay propaganda groups by the Southern Poverty Law Centre, which closely monitors hate speech.

And then that gets at what you're asking, which is I think the concern by some in the Conservative Party, certainly within the European Union, is that if one of the hardline Brexiteers ends up becoming prime minister, they are going to take a much harder-line approach in terms of these future negotiations.