Sentence examples for uncompromising policy from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Mrs. Clinton said here that the uncompromising policy of the Bush administration toward Cuba had not worked.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told an audience in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, that the uncompromising policy of the Bush administration toward Cuba had been unsuccessful.

I know, on the other hand, that Field-Marshal Goering is very worried by the consequences of an uncompromising policy and would like to see the Führer play for time.

After those negotiations failed in the summer of 2011, Obama adopted a more confrontational posture, putting forward uncompromising policy proposals and using public pressure to beat up the opposition.

During its 11 years of existence it has consistently maintained direct contact with Trotsky and an uncompromising policy of world revolution against all existing forms of government, every one of which they consider too far to the right.

But in written statements, they have endorsed an uncompromising policy: "Because editorials involve interpretation and opinion," they wrote last October, "we require that authors be free of financial associations... with a company that stands to gain from the use of a product (or its competitor) discussed in the editorial".

But this liberal Catholicism was in the process of being repudiated by the Council of Trent, with its uncompromising policies.

The photo drew anger from many over President Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric, harsh tactics and uncompromising policies.

She had decided to spend what she knew could be her last months attending to the indigent and undocumented in Laramie — some of the very people targeted by Paul's uncompromising policies and harsh rhetoric.

President Karimov's uncompromising policies have also at times created friction between Uzbekistan and other Central Asian countries, and Uzbekistan has been wary of moves towards closer political integration.

His uncompromising policies and harsh tactics in Massachusetts angered the colonists and were instrumental in the building of broad-based opposition within the province to the rule of Parliament in the events leading to the American Revolution.