nationalist backlash

There is a growing nationalist backlash against foreign ownership of industry.

Such bullying may work, but lacks moral force and invites a nationalist backlash.

The 1990s proposal produced a nationalist backlash, with considerable public opposition to the mosque.

Turning Indonesia into a pariah will produce a nationalist backlash here among the good guys, let alone the bad.

There are international economic sanctions, which hurt ordinary Iranians and risk creating a nationalist backlash.

If he fails, there will be an explosive, nationalist backlash here that will certainly spill north.

In large part because of its humiliating inefficiency and brutality, the war has created a defensive nationalist backlash.

The introduction of foreign troops onto Indonesian soil is certain to intensify a nationalist backlash, which has already begun.

The influential daily newspaper Kompas joined the nationalist backlash.

Despite fears that international criticism would fuel a nationalist backlash in Austria, warnings from abroad already appear to have done some good.

If Americans push for their preferences, in this view, a nationalist backlash might strengthen the link to Islam.

Sending in the Marines would more likely produce a nationalist backlash against the Yanquis than do any lasting good.

The alliance's first round of eastward expansion, in 1999, provoked a nationalist backlash in Russia.

Others foresee a bloody conflict with pro-Indonesia soldiers and militia members who are part of a nationalist backlash against intervention.

Ethiopia, Somalia's longtime regional rival, needs to complete that withdrawal quickly to avoid a violent nationalist backlash.

However, one foreign businessman warned about the possibility of a nationalist backlash if a Chinese company wrests control of the huge mine.

This caused a nationalist backlash.

Such statements fueled a nationalist backlash within China against adjusting the currency, with state media and prominent economists openly expressing opposition to any change.

The group presented itself as unaffiliated with the US government in order to avoid nationalist backlash and to maintain plausible deniability.

Today, she says, Turkey is more open and cosmopolitan, though the prospect of joining the European Union has prompted a nationalist backlash.

After initial successes, efforts to raise funds to help rejuvenate Thailand's economy by selling bad loans or collateral have provoked a nationalist backlash.

A3 A nationalist backlash in Bulgaria has arisen from the decision by the nation's new leadership to restore rights to ethnic Turks.

First, they feared it would create a nationalist backlash in Russia and make it harder to win Moscow's cooperation on halting these exports.

Yet if America pursues those interventions itself they will spark exactly the nationalist backlash that Niebuhr and Kennan feared.

President Pervez Musharraf, facing a possible nationalist backlash, has asserted that he would not allow American troops onto Pakistani soil.