Sentence examples for possible hostilities from inspiring English sources

And it came a day after the North said it was temporarily suspending operations at a joint North and South Korean industrial park; the South had previously assuaged investors' fears about possible hostilities by saying the operations at the factories were continuing despite the North's belligerent stance.

The reformed squadron once again began training personnel and equipping the aircraft for possible hostilities.

Remaining near France and the Netherlands through the winter months, Hull continually held sail and gun drills to keep the crew ready for possible hostilities with the British.

Following the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War in February 1904, Seeadler was recalled to Tsingtau to be prepared for any possible hostilities involving Germany.

Mr. Giuliani also received an indication of possible hostility from some Roman Catholic leaders when an archbishop from St . Louisdenounced his stance favoring abortion rights, and said he would withhold communion from Mr. Giuliani, a Roman Catholic.

The complaints are expected to be just the first of many disputes over evidence in what experts predict will be an extremely complicated case for both defense and prosecution, given the location of the crime scene in a war zone and the possible hostility of witnesses to lawyers from both sides.

Trump's Defense Secretary nominee, General James N. Mattis, has hinted at his own possible hostility, having written in a book that it's dangerous when civilian leaders' "progressive agenda" imposes "social change" on the military.

Yet the White House cannot explain why the possible uncontrollable hostilities that may result are justified in terms of national interests.

Brown had notified the Massachusetts Committee of Safety in March of his opinion that Ticonderoga "must be seized as soon as possible should hostilities be committed by the King's Troops".

He felt that Roosevelt and his advisors did not heed Secretary of the Navy, Frank Knox's warning that it was "easily possible that hostilities would be initiated by a surprise attack upon the fleet or the Naval Base at Pearl Harbor".

He believed his duty was to protect his gentils membres from possible local hostility, but for them it was not quite the same as seeing the country.