Sentences with phrase «mutual enmity»
I don't see how it can be logical to support free labour movement between a bunch of countries linked only by a degree of geographical proximity and a good deal of mutual enmity, but to oppose it for everyone else.
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Indeed, the fact that it is on the agenda at all marks a significant departure from mutual enmity of the first phase of the Coalition.
Spitzer and Cuomo have a history of mutual enmity dating to 2000, when Spitzer was attorney general and Cuomo was HUD secretary.
At least the mutual enmity of Christians and Muslims would have been greatly eased.
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His definition of the word is straightforward «a process in which there is a mutual attempt to heal and overcome enmities, build trust and relationships, and develop a shared commitment to the common good.»
As Browne observes, «Turks and Franks met as enemies, and two centuries later parted as enemies; and the enmity extended from them to the indigenous Muslims and Christians, who from this time onwards showed a mutual hostility far more marked than before.
Depending on the city and on the traveler, there might begin a mutual love, or dislike, friendship, or enmity.
Depending on the city and on the traveler, there might begin a mutual love, or dislike, friendship, or enmity.