Sentence examples for staunch enemy of from inspiring English sources

After that, he was regarded as a scourge of India's 12% Muslim minority and a staunch enemy of Pakistan.

Berlin has often been interpreted, not unreasonably, as a staunch enemy of the concept of positive liberty.

Lokodo is often considered a staunch enemy of the LGBTI community, due to national crusades like his 2012 campaign to ban 38 non-governmental organizations in the country that he believed were promoting homosexuality.

The trouble all started for Fildebrandt, a staunch enemy of government waste and overspending, last week, when the Edmonton Journal broke a story that the fiscal conservative was renting out his on Airbnb while also pocketing the maximum housing allowance for said apartment.

"New York is a more diverse place because of rent stabilization, and I say that as a staunch and steadfast enemy of rent stabilization".

I was not alone in finding the bin Laden death celebrations rather off-putting: the death of anybody, even a staunch enemy, is a somber and macabre subject to me and not an occasion of merrymaking.

"One day he was a good friend of Saddam Hussein, and then he became a staunch enemy," he said.

"I consider N. M. Girenko a staunch and incorrigible enemy of the Russian people and I sentence him to the highest degree of punishment," a man identified as V. Y. Popov wrote.

Although few expect that Mr. Assad can reassert his authority over the whole of Syria, even some of his staunchest enemies acknowledge that his position is stronger than it has been in months.

Western and Israeli security officials say most of Hezbollah's rockets have been provided by Iran, one of Israel's staunchest enemies.

The short answer is that Idi Amin, Uganda's erratic dictator at the time, was a staunch supporter of the Palestinian cause and a professed enemy of Israel.