Sentence examples for unfriendly countries from inspiring English sources

Granma also likes to highlight the ills of unfriendly countries.

On Congressional trips, he would seek visas to unfriendly countries.

65. (S/NF) In unfriendly countries, transportation out of the country may prove impossible or impractical.

In contrast, the Bush administration highlighted national security concerns, like preventing unfriendly countries from obtaining advanced technologies.

Iranians feel encircled by unfriendly countries and threatened by Israel and are now surrounded by U.S. troops.

In Soviet times Russia was also more "tolerant" of having unfriendly countries on its borders from which nuclear weapons were aimed at Moscow.

The Italian doctor has recognised that he could go to jail for performing the procedure in an unfriendly country and said that he has "been studying Chinese for a few years".

In the early days of the reborn Hellenic state, Germany was usually an unfriendly country; it became an ally of Kemal Ataturk's Turkey and a foe in both world wars.

There, for about nine months, the students inhabit an increasingly complex role-playing scenario, in which the Farm is a fictitious unfriendly country and the instructors serve as teachers, tacticians, sources, border guards, and officers of a hostile intelligence agency.

Everyone knows that having "an ally in the ministry" can speed things along, he says; it may be that the fees he pays to lawyers to push through his paperwork include backhanders to such "allies"—though he doesn't ask.This is a common phenomenon in business-unfriendly countries.

It is courtesy of Sir Al, and his mission to have England recognised as 'one of the most child- and young person-unfriendly countries in the developed world', that allusions to demonisation are now as routine when miserable children are discussed as a reference to malnutrition or illiteracy might have been in the old days.