Examples of using Animosities in English and their translations into German
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The settling of disputes and animosities among brethren is a condition.
The lessons of 1914 are about more than simply the dangers of national animosities.
Animosities are not an issue here, university and non-university institutes collaborate closely.
As in any community are the animosities and more or less sympathy for the individual members.
Animosities between Romania and the USSR over the SovRom assets lasted up until the 1980s.
Despite all efforts to the contrary, divisions and animosities among various religious groups continue.
There may be animosities, but I agree that we must absolutely condemn this expression.
After all, you are divulging information about yourself, revealing professional details and discussing your animosities and fears.
Animosities about my views and activities do not exist; otherwise it would end such a friendship.
Some newspapers have stoked the country's ethnic and regional animosities, and can be wildly inaccurate in their reporting.
The animosities between ethnic groups give us little reason to expect that a peace agreement will be adhered to.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has experienced profound instability arising from the artificialnature of its borders and internal animosities.
I hope that national animosities do not again lead to the postponement of this European arrest warrant, which we so urgently need.
Indeed, economic andsocial cooperation have helped substantially to overcome historical divisions and animosities in the region.
 The American Negronever can be blamed for his racial animosities- he is only reacting to four hundred years of the conscious racism of the American whites.
Let me set out the reasons that have ledme to this conclusion. For centuries, the peoples of Europe have suffered from imperialistic wars and bitter animosities.
In Kurdistan, for instance, authorities are setting aside political, ideological,and historical animosities to engage with Iraq's central government, Iran, and Turkey.
After the fall of the tsars, the fledgling"Trans-Caucasian Federation", comprising the three south Caucasian states,came to grief on account primarily of religious and ethnic animosities.
Unkindness will destroy harmony, and indifference or animosities will become people's companions in life, although within themselves they harbour the desire for unity and mutual understanding.
However, the brutal violence of the last fortnight, and indeed over thelast 33 months of the intifada, has deepened animosities and intensified emotional hatreds.
We must set aside national animosities in the interests of Europe-wide cooperation in combating crime and make efficient use of the instruments we have at our disposal, such as Europol and UCLAF.
Those in power- who belong to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party- and the Awami League opposition,must bury their personal animosities once and for all and embark upon purposeful dialogue.
Finally, I would like once more to appeal to the MemberStates to abandon for good their national animosities where asylum, migration for work purposes and internal security are concerned, or at any rate to curb them and move towards Community-based solutions, for what new challenges demand is new European responses.
If a great deal has been promised and initiated in the past and very little achieved, it has nothing to do with theCouncil presidency and everything to do with individual Member States and national animosities.
The Constitution is a dead duck,and we have it to thank for the fact that age-old animosities have flared between Member States, and for the fact that they are not even able to agree on the 2007-2013 budget.
The fact that the Syrian Foreign Minister and the Israeli Prime Minister were recently sitting around the same table in America for the first time in their respectivehistories is an indication that old hatreds and animosities can be overcome.
The European Union is the bestexample in the world of countries dealing with ancient animosities, countries becoming both more politically stable and more prosperous by knocking down frontiers, by knocking down boundaries and in certain areas pooling their sovereignty and doing things together that they do better together.
The main problem with this idea was that people from Turkey, Morocco, and the Arab countries, some deeply religious and some quite secular,and all with perceptible animosities towards each other, would never have agreed on what should constitute such a pillar.
The will to transcend the murderous trauma in the Balkans was also present. Watching students from Serbia, Croatia, and Bosnia confront their memories of the Balkan wars,“European students” had first-hand experience of what true“reconciliation” meant and what the rules of the game were in the greatest success the EU had known-transcending the Cold War and nationalist animosities.
The problem with this saying is the paranoid mindset behind it, for it implies that the nature of Russian-US relations has notchanged fundamentally since the Cold War's end; that the animosities that exist between the two countries are those of two permanently implacable geopolitical opponents.
