Sentence examples for state of enmity from inspiring English sources

They decree that the army must maintain a permanent state of enmity with India; a controlling influence in Afghanistan and the deployment of Islamic extremists or non-state actors as a tool of foreign policy in the region; and that it must command a lion's share of the national budget alongside its control of Pakistan's nuclear weapons.

It is astonishing now to think that, within 11 years of independence from colonial rule, the Pakistan government allowed a foreign military to operate from its soil; though it becomes less astonishing when considered in the light of Pakistan's state of enmity with India and the great disparity between the Pakistan and Indian airforces.

Do they want to maintain a state of enmity, hatred and violence, or live in peace with normal relations that will allow for progress and permanent peace?

By 1085 Yaropolk had fallen into a state of enmity with the Grand Prince, and by extension the Grand Prince's son Vladimir Monomakh, forcing him to flee to Poland, his mother's homeland.

"The Muslim Brotherhood does not view the state as an infidel or a rebound state which means the Brotherhood takes no stance of enmity or confrontation with the state, but — rather — acts as an adviser or a guider.

It is currently in a state of quasi-enmity at the state level with Damascus.

All nouveau riche clubs attract resentment but it is accentuated in Anzhi's case by the impoverished state of Dagestan, the enmity that exists in Russia towards the Caucasus region, and the club's decision to base their collection of highly-paid stars in Moscow.

"His demeanor as a public servant proves his disloyalty and feeling of enmity toward the state and government of Pakistan," it said.

But the Kurds' history with the state of Iraq is one of persistent enmity and bloodshed, and they see little benefit in joining up with their old antagonists.

Ten years of enmity and loss.

It is a statement full of enmity and grudge".