Sentence examples for state enemies from inspiring English sources

As the son of convicted state enemies, Mr. Antonov-Ovseyenko was himself arrested in 1940.

Targeted snuff jobs of state enemies are on the rise from Dubai to Dagestan, from Yemen to Waziristan.

Mr. Hirseen, the Kurdistan Democratic Party leader, blamed a trinity of state enemies for the protests: terrorists, foreign agents and Islamic extremists.

The government's censors mostly censor groups deemed to be state enemies, like the Falun Gong, making it harder for them to reach potential members.

These doctrines now saddle our bankrupt nation with a roughly $775 billion "defense" budget in a world where we have no advanced industrial state enemies and have been fired (appropriately) as the global policeman.

I suppose we can be grateful that Iran has not regressed to the political bloodbath of 1988, when 4,000 of its state enemies were mass-hanged on gallows on the orders of Ayatollah Khomeini.

Shopkeeper Hans-Georg Lindenau – celebrated in local graffiti as HG – proudly describes himself as "Berlin's state enemy No 1".

A major philosophical disagreement between Obama and his critics is over whether to treat Isis as a conventional state enemy or a terrorist network.

As one of the Saudi government's more measured critics, Khashoggi doesn't fit the classic profile of a state enemy.

In fact, Mr. Ai, dubbed "China's State Enemy No. 1" by the mass-circulation Bild newspaper in an interview published the day before Ms. Merkel landed, cannot take up an academic post in Berlin because the government has seized his passport, he told Bild here (in German).

As physicists who have studied nuclear reactions and cataclysmic explosions, we are acutely aware that nuclear weapons are so devastating that merely a hundred could annihilate the major population centers of any potential state enemy.