Sentence examples for power enemies from inspiring English sources
But a year later, Kabila forged an alliance with his former Hutu Power enemies against the Rwandans who had carried him to power — and suddenly there were anti-Tutsi pogroms in the streets of the capital, Kinshasa.
Britain and Ireland face a deadline of Aug. 12 to achieve some arms disposal, or to suspend the provincial government and restore direct rule from London, or to schedule elections that would run the risk of putting into power enemies of the peace agreement like the Rev. Ian Paisley, Ulster's most hard-line Protestant politician.
The United States faces no contender to the role of global hegemon; no military competitor and no great power enemy.
Scheer says, "I look at the current situation, where we don't even have a good communist enemy, so we're inventing Russia as a reborn communist power enemy".
And the game is quite difficult if you choose to play without using the time powers – enemies are aggressive at hunting you down, and the damage they deal is high.
It introduced the ability to steal powers from enemies, an ability which has been used in the majority of games following it.
His chief of staff — though he didn't officially use the title, because Eisenhower worried that "politicians think it sounds too military" — was Sherman Adams, who accrued enormous influence, power, and enemies.
And in Malaysia, an elected state Government was fending off the imposition of a "consensus democracy" that would force it to share power with enemies trying to bring it down.
His chief of staff though he didn't officially use the title, because Eisenhower worried that "politicians think it sounds too military"—was Sherman Adams, who accrued enormous influence, power, and enemies.
As we have seen too many times in history, air power creates enemies.
In both instances, differing religious identities were means by which voracious and vicious demagogues, to consolidate their own power, identified "enemies" for murder by their armed followers.
