Sentence examples for threatening friends from inspiring English sources

He is intelligent, and understands America's needs (including the importance of listening to, rather than threatening, friends).

This kind of attack threatens our national security interests by violating well-established international norms against the use of chemical weapons, by further threatening friends and allies of ours in the region like Israel and Turkey and Jordan, and it increases the risk that chemical weapons will be used in the future and fall into the hands of terrorists who might use them against us.

That's why I like to threaten friends who get excited by a single poll result with a slap in the face by the "look at the trends" haddock.

Kirkpatrick, later Reagan's chief U.S. delegate to the United Nations, argued that it is dishonest and usually counterproductive to threaten friends while offering to "stabilize relations" with totalitarian countries of the left.

"He said if no one else can have me then he's going to 'take me out,'" she wrote, adding that Brown had also been harassing and threatening her friends.

Gang members began threatening the friend.

And once their friendship is threatened, both friends work to make it better.

"They continue to threaten U.S. friends and allies in the region," the official said.

To be able to say to the Saddam Husseins of the world or the Iranians, don't dare threaten our friends.

The North's development of long-range ballistic missiles and efforts to sell missile technology to countries in the Middle East and South Asia threaten US friends, troops, and interests.

Mr. Madison Said, if this delay should not have produced any alteration in the sentiments of the gentlemen, it will at least soften that hard decision which seems to threaten the friends of the Potowmack.