Sentence examples for will be hardline from inspiring English sources

Downes believes it's "almost a certainty" that the dispute is now headed to the law courts for two to three years, where the only real beneficiaries will be hardline conservatives and radicals, and, surprise surprise, the high priced lawyers hired by either side to drag out this critically important issue forever.

And at the same time you see Afghans in Pakistan, from radical groups, that are also going to Syria — and when they come back they will be more hardline and more sectarian," Majidyar said.

I think the time will be for a hardline pope... [who] could be confrontational as well".

They might urge the studios one last time to recommence negotiations, but I doubt the studios will be willing to "reward" SAG for its hardline approach.

The worry now, however, is that his coalition government will fall apart and will be replaced by a hardline alliance loyal to Mr Poplasen.

They will be among a range of hardline measures aimed at stopping unscrupulous lenders taking advantage of vulnerable people in financial need.

Response has been muted in Doha, where Jean Nouvel's tampon-shaped tower already graces the skyline, but it is unlikely the country's more hardline neighbours will be amused.

Officials hope the leaders of each power, one a former spy, the other a former organiser for a hardline rightwing organisation, will be able to develop a close personal bond that will bring the two states back together.

But Ecowas and its Western allies believe that, ultimately, military action will be needed to tackle the most hardline foreign-led jihadists.

Similarly, those who support the president, such as the notoriously hardline Ayatollah Misbah-Yazdi, will be doing their bit to ensure no such protests emerge.

The figures will be a serious blow to the government's hardline strategy on drug use.