Sentence examples for two hardliners of 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.

Having created a politically modified Macedonia, the West is going to have to police it or leave it to fresh violence, not just between the two main communities, maybe, but between the moderates and hardliners of the Slavic one.

One hardliner called him a "traitor".

One hardliner said his opponents were "castrating conservative ideas".

But two groups of hardliners are also in the government.

According to the Reporters Without Borders, Rasouli and at least two other Iranian journalists, Parastoo Dokouhaki and Sahamoldin Borghani, were accused by hardliners of collaborating with the BBC, which Iran conservatives see as a tool of British espionage.

Few Palestinians, even the Islamist hardliners of Hamas, argue for a resumption of violence.

Khatami is accused by hardliners of siding with opposition leaders Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi, who have been kept under house arrest for more than two years without being charged or standing trial.

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.

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.

De Maizière's position represents a compromise with hardliners ahead of two key state elections next month in which the rightwing populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party looks set to make strong gains.