Sentence examples for record of hostility from inspiring English sources

First, John Edwards, Mr Kerry's choice for vice-president, has a much clearer record of hostility to free trade.

He turned that power over to his government, which has a record of hostility toward workers' rights.

The Justice Department -- whose new boss, John Ashcroft, has a long record of hostility to environmental causes -- could then negotiate settlements favoring industry and severely weakening the rules.

I fear that the damage caused by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's ever-lengthening record of hostility to the First Amendment and his reckless criticism of the courts will last for many years.

But, he added, "The mere fact, though, that it seems entirely plausible — given the nominee's record of hostility toward Israel and his affinity for its enemies (including Hamas' longtime sponsor, Iran), should be the last straw for Senate Republicans and Democrats alike".

Ten days after the election, the N.A.A.C.P. Legal Defense Fund released a statement opposing the nomination of Senator Jeff Sessions, of Alabama, as Attorney General, based on his record of hostility to voting rights and on the fact that he'd once brought unsubstantiated charges of voter fraud against civil-rights activists.

The British Muslim Initiative also denounced the selection, saying the MP had "a record of hostilities and disdain for the sacred book of Muslims".

The governor appointed allies who will clearly do his bidding, as well as ringers with records of hostility toward the public schools.

A number had glaring records of hostility to the 2011 revolution.The deaf cries of the countryAfter last month's coup, Egypt's state-owned media, along with much of its independent press, reverted to the role they had played under Mr Mubarak: that of government cheerleader.

And Alvarez's stated commitment to proceeding with prosecutions only when a case is meticulously in order is contradicted by both the botched prosecution of police officer Dante Servin for killing unarmed black woman Rekia Boyd in 2012 and the state's attorney's track-record of hostility to reopening wrongful conviction cases, in which nine men have been exonerated based on DNA evidence.

It also reinforced what was abundantly clear when Trump unveiled his first list of "great" Supreme Court picks: the men and women that Donald Trump wants on the Court have clear records of hostility to rights and freedoms we all take for granted.