Sentences with phrase «countries as adversaries»

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Dalio explained that a so - called capital war, when a country uses its asset holdings such as bonds to inflict pain on its adversary, could be even worse than a trade war.

President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he would like to thank Russian President Vladimir Putin for expelling 755 diplomats from Russia, the latest in a series of comments that seem to go easy on a country that is described by many as an adversary.

The next 10 nations argument is moot... a lot of those countries rely on the USA for thir defense, and our adversaries don't pay their military as well as us.

But if aggression were contemplated, an adversary would have to consider that any country with the foresight and courage to disarm unilaterally would have equal courage and foresight in protecting itself by a program of nonviolent resistance of such magnitude as to preclude any successful occupation.

I wish first and foremost to thank Your Excellency, Mr. President, for the very fact of considering me as a fit and proper person for this position even though I come from the opposite pond of social democracy and in the past, we have been very strong and robust professional adversaries in the development of the constitutional law of our dear country from its inception.

Johnson proved that time and again as he often bullied his adversaries in order to build a better future for this country.

Our firm is known by our clients, peers and adversaries as one of the premier asbestos and mesothelioma law firms in the country.

But the great difficulty in international arbitration is that, as the rules on legal privilege and professional confidentiality vary from country to country and the Sealed Offer is unknown outside England and a few other countries, a party or its lawyer can not be confident that its adversary, its lawyer and the individual members of the tribunal will respect the confidentiality of a Sealed Offer.