Sentence examples for remain hawkish from inspiring English sources

The bank is likely to remain hawkish until it is sure that it has stifled any rebirth of an inflationary mind-set.

"While the central bank recognized that the global environment has changed for the worse, most of the comments remained hawkish," said Robert Prior-Wandesforde, an economist at Credit Suisse in Singapore.

This may not have provided his narrow margin of victory, but it certainly did not hurt him.As president, Mr Clinton has remained hawkish on crime policy, in part from political necessity.

Paul's problem is that Republican rank-and-file voters haven't learnt many lessons from the disastrous US war on terror – and remain as hawkish as ever.

(Interestingly, in this last experiment hawks, after talking to other hawks, became less hawkish, though they remained more hawkish than the doves).

As defense minister, he appears comfortable remaining for hawkish reasons rather than Mr. Peres's dovish ones.

The European Commission's report piled pressure on the European Central Bank, which has remained consistently hawkish over interest rates.

Many Sanders supporters remain opposed to Clinton because of her hawkish views on the Middle East.

Until it becomes clear that such expectations have been contained, the bank's rate-setters will remain on guard and their overall stance hawkish.

Mr. Barak and four like-minded Labor members of Parliament will remain alongside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of the hawkish Likud Party; the remaining eight Labor dissidents will become part of the opposition.

While inflation remains capped, the outlook for the yellow metal seems likely to remain weak irrespective of whether the Fed minutes are hawkish or dovish.