Sentence examples for two hardliners from inspiring English sources
After Tunisia displaced their 23-year hardliner, it appears we may have two hardliners of our own to choose from this November.
One hardliner called him a "traitor".
One hardliner said his opponents were "castrating conservative ideas".
Two prominent hardliners were on course to be elected with lesser scores in the experts assembly race: Ahmad Jannati was in 11th place and the assembly's current chairman, Mohammad Yazdi, was 15th.
Yet the administration certainly intended the war to send a message namely "that we will move very vigorously to prevent the acquisition of nuclear [and other] weapons," as one noted hardliner puts it.
But two groups of hardliners are also in the government.
Ali Fallahian, a controversial ex-intelligence minister and a former member of Qom's powerful Haqani seminary, is one of the hardliners challenging Mr Khatami.All this gives the conservative clergy a powerful incentive to thwart Mr Khatami's reform programme.
Joining the owners' delegation were two of the leading hardliners — Charlotte's Michael Jordan and Portland's Paul Allen — plus Miami's Micky Arison, who is one of the most eager to cut a deal.
Steamroller Ashcroft Reprints Related items Cuba: Castro cracks downApr 10th 2003The hardliners want two things: a suspension of the increasingly popular charter flights between the United States and Cuba, and a ban on cash remittances sent by exiles to their relatives back home.
There was no sign of trouble at the two targets named by hardliners in the protest movement, the stock exchange and the central Bangkok offices of AeroThai, which is in charge of air traffic control communication for planes using Thai air space.
Are Iranians less reformist than US commentators wish them to be? "Iranians are good at giving the finger," he writes, and their fingers stained by the ink, showed fingers to two groups of people: hardliners at home and cynics abroad who claim that elections don't matter.
