Sentence examples for promote hostility from inspiring English sources

Even worse, Mr. Ross wrote in his book documenting the collapse of the American-brokered peace effort, "he continued to promote hostility toward Israel".

Today, it's defining hateful imagery as "logos, symbols, or images whose purpose is to promote hostility and malice against others based on their race, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or ethnicity/national origin".

We won't imitate it, we'll take it on – especially when it promotes hostility, division and isolation.

But the Foreign Ministry said that since Armenia is occupying territory that belongs to Azerbaijan, Turkey's ally, and is promoting hostility toward Turkey, the ministry is "not promoting such contacts".

The activists fear that the Republican presidential candidate is promoting hostility by repeatedly exhorting his followers to act as poll watchers, particularly in areas with large African American or other minority populations.

"The story not only promotes hostility against a specific company, but also paints an overall narrative that maligns Chinese companies as a whole, and further promotes culturally divisive perceptions of ethnic Chinese people in America," Ant said in its statement, which is attributed to the company's general counsel, Leiming Chen.

In 1797 98 he helped to reduce Federalist-sponsored expenditures aimed at promoting hostilities with France.

Eager to differentiate itself from the violence of south-central Somalia and earn enough international credit to gain recognition of its independence, the nation has amassed a formidable security force and promoted public hostility toward groups, like Shabaab, associated with the notion of a violent Somalia.

Might the business community as a form of CSR advocate defunding universities that promote ignorance and hostility to markets?

The effort also sought to heighten the appearance of international tensions and promote fear of looming hostilities with nuclear-armed Russia".

Jacques Chirac's position on the war in Iraq promoted fierce American hostility to all things French.