Sentence examples for uncompromising toward from inspiring English sources

Like Stimson and Knox, Willkie was uncompromising toward fascist aggression.

Putin and Medvedev have been equally uncompromising toward Georgia.

Several E.U. member states criticized what they interpreted as Poland's uncompromising stance toward Russia, and several East European countries supported Poland's position.

But their uncompromising attitude toward drugs may win the Taliban some points, even as it tests the credibility of the Taliban leader, Mullah Muhammad Omar.

Gandhi shunned the presidency in an attempt to prevent the adoption of the resolution of independence and exerted pressure on Patel to withdraw, mainly owing to Patel's uncompromising attitude toward the Muslims; Jawaharlal Nehru was elected.

His early novels Nekuda (1864; "Nowhere to Go") and Na nozhakh (1870 71; "At Daggers Drawn") were violently attacked by the Russian radicals as revealing an attitude of uncompromising hostility toward the Russian revolutionary movement, an attitude Leskov later modified.

The Trump administration remains divided internally between officials who want to take an uncompromising approach toward China — allying the European Union and other trading partners in a united front — and those who favor cutting some kind of deal.

Trump's decision to double-down on his uncompromising stance toward China means little chance of an early resolution of the standoff between the world's two largest economies.

Two other newspapers, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and Die Welt, have questioned Mrs. Merkel for committing 4.5 billion euros of taxpayer support to the Magna bid, and for adopting an uncompromising attitude toward the negotiations.

An uncompromising view toward the status of East Jerusalem, which was controlled by Jordan from 1947 until 1967, has also been the standard position of Arab religious leaders, both Christian and Muslim.

Although his support of Russian activities in the Balkans and his uncompromising attitude toward Germany have been cited as evidence of his being a warmongering revanchist, Poincaré believed that in the existing state of contemporary Europe war was inevitable and that only a strong alliance guaranteed security.