Sentence examples for posture towards from inspiring English sources

During the fresh wave of protests, India has adopted an uncompromisingly militant posture towards Kashmiri civilians protesting against human rights abuses.

Washington's threatening posture towards Iran can only lead to an increase in hostility between Islam and the west, and we must expect more conflicts like the cartoon crisis.

Going gaga over Tibet ReprintsThis takes the famed British posture towards China of the "pre-emptive cringe", long noted in its dealings over Hong Kong, to bizarre extremes.

It was all of a piece with President Barack Obama's vaunted "rebalancing" of America's strategic posture towards Asia and the Pacific.

"We recognize that Japanese managers have often had arrogant or disdainful posture towards the local staff, especially in Asia," said Mr. Noda of Mitsui.

Mercy to the dying and to the family of the dying has always been considered important, certainly in the western Christian tradition; you adopt a different posture towards them because they are in extremis.

A spoof article in the Economist last year portrayed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, ruminating on western nations' obsessive posturing towards his country.

"We have taken note of his intention to disrupt peaceful elections in Kashmir, and to continue his hostile postures towards India," an Indian government spokeswoman, Nirupama Rao, said in a statement.

The report sums up a chapter of devastating failure by the Labour government in its policies and postures towards defence and the armed services, in which Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and their senior civil servants, and some service chiefs, must shoulder a fair amount of the blame.

They moved away from aggressive, macho posturing, towards ambiguity, fun and Afrocentricity.

Escalation of conflict led to emergence of the defender followed by tensing of the body, flaring of the dorsal, pectoral, and caudal fins, and lateral posturing towards the offender.