Sentence examples for which hostilities from inspiring English sources

At the very least, the researchers suggest, the findings -- and future analyses based on them -- might provide an avenue for policymakers and humanitarian organizations to better prepare for years in which hostilities are likely to spike.

The president can't argue that military advisers are not "U.S. Armed Forces," nor can he credibly claim that they are involved in a volatile situation in which hostilities are clearly indicated.

The operation, valued at half a million dollars, has been made possible by negotiations between the UN, the Government of Sudan, and the SPLM, which resulted in declarations by the warring parties of a "window of tranquillity" during which hostilities would cease and immunization could be carried out.

And Mr. Lucas suggests that such eruptions are inevitable in a society in which hostility always simmers under the surface.

They looked closely at ownership patterns among listed companies, and found 20 takeovers or attempted takeovers in which hostility had played a part.

Many things one could argue, but, for me, it is a remarkably apt metaphor for this moment in the American discourse in which hostility has been drawn out into the sunlight.

As Van Jones pointed out on CNN July 15, there are many cities in which hostility, even violence between black and Latino youth is a commonplace.

"The US government, Iraqi politicians, and the Western media habitually failed to recognize the extent to which hostility to the occupation drove Iraqi politics and, in the eyes of Iraqis, delegitimized the leaders associated with it".

Peace anticipated, by a few weeks, the ratification of the Peace of Nicias (421 bce), which suspended hostilities between Athens and Sparta for six uneasy years.

In 1555 he accepted the Peace of Augsburg, which stopped hostilities on religious grounds between Roman Catholic and Lutheran princes in Germany.

The last two years in the Civil War's sesquicentennial overlap with the centennial of a much more global conflict, World War I, in which formal hostilities began on July 28 , 1914