Sentence examples for seen as unfriendly from inspiring English sources

The reasons given were unclear but news reports suggested it was because the pair was seen as unfriendly to the Zimbabwean government.

Yet again a Republican administration is widely seen as unfriendly to the environment, and its E.P.A. administrator as a casualty of neglect.

They opted instead to move legislation generally seen as unfriendly to labor unions.

And if we think of the symbolic wall of exclusion, not talking to those that are seen as "unfriendly", whether it is the leader of Iran or North Korea, never promotes understanding.

Oleg Voloshyn, who served as spokesman for Yanukovych's foreign ministry, told VICE News he once got into an argument with Manafort over how to respond to a statement by a European Union ambassador that was seen as unfriendly to Ukraine.

In your article, you talk about how fundamentalists demonized or condemned journalists they saw as unfriendly.

Angry mothers minded to punish parties for policies they see as unfriendly to their own interests are regarded as a serious danger to politicians now that internet forums can mobilise them en masse.

With Americans wary of Saudi Arabia and another top Muslim partner (NATO member Turkey, which 34percentt see as unfriendly at best, compared with 33percentt who see it as friendly), the president-elect could claim a mandate for foreign policy maneuvers that Muslim friends of the U.S. might never have imagined.

While preparing for a visit from the Russian president on June 24, the Obama administration should clearly indicate to the Kremlin that its nuclear project with Syria will be seen as an unfriendly if not hostile move.

Liu Xiaoming more than hinted that the 11th-hour postponement was seen as an unfriendly move and that the new government risked jeopardising future relations with China more broadly.

The findings are rich in unnoticed gems, about physician-assisted suicide, whether reporters should question political candidates about religious beliefs, and which parties and groups are seen as friendly, unfriendly or neutral toward religion.