Sentence examples for radical adversaries from inspiring English sources

If, on the other hand, American officials communicate skepticism in their public statements, if they suggest that Rouhani is insincere or not empowered to follow through, or if they continue to emphasize the threat of force, they risk making his diplomatic initiative look foolish and thus strengthening the hand of his most radical adversaries.

At the same time, it appears intra-Sunni rivalries are inadvertently aiding the radical cause, as Sunnis kill political adversaries in their quest for power.

But there are solider adversaries among the more radical practitioners of "science and technology studies" (STS sociologists and historians of science who treat it as a social activity like any other with no privileged claims to truth.

Obama also ridiculed what he called the "political distraction" that using the nebulous phrase "radical Islam" to describe Isis and related US adversaries would provide counter-terrorism advantages.

Spanish socialism is fighting to avoid the fate of the PanHellenic Socialist Movement PASOKK), which dominated Greek politics for most of the years since 1981 but in January was almost wiped out by the more radical Syriza.In Spain, the Socialists face two adversaries.

But Mr. Biden also said that Mr. Bush held an unrealistic view of the feasibility and cost of missile defenses and that a radical revision of decades of deterrence unnerve allies and adversaries alike.

In Syrian civil war, the United States should sit back and watch its adversaries fight each other — ISIS and other radical Sunni Islamists versus Iran, Iranian-sponsored militias, the autocratic Syrian government, and Russia.

An America that continues to decry Islamist hopes, even those of non-violent New Islamists, could lead History in the direction of another severe, long-term adversary relationship in world affairs. 2 "Radical in their ultimate commitments, the New Islamists do not waver in the pacific gradualism of their means".

Poroshenko's government faced the dual task of introducing radical reforms and ending corruption while dealing with an unpredictable adversary in Moscow.

The ensuing documentary co-directed by Bannon and Watkins, "In the Face of Evil," released in 2004, uses similar dramatic imagery, and praises Reagan as "a radical, with extreme views" on government, while referring to America's fascist and communist adversaries simply as "the beast". .

Their adversaries, like the left-wing singer Billy Bragg, are as enthusiastic as Mr Salmond about England's radical tradition.