"It will lead to deadlock and a confrontation of the [EU's] institutions," adds a senior Brussels policymaker.
A confrontation of some sort seemed inevitable.
"So I thought about how interesting it might be to do a piece that would be a confrontation of their world with that of modern people".
It's a confrontation of truth".
Theirs is a confrontation of beliefs and values.
The groundwork was laid for a confrontation of unprecedented proportions.
The elimination of an old theory is thus not a matter of a simple confrontation with falsifying observations as occurs at the level of specific laws, and as Popper would have it, but is more complicated, involving not only observational data but also a confrontation of theories.
The first version of Romeo contained basically an opening fugato and a confrontation of the two themes, exactly what an academically trained composer might be expected to produce.
Polley's second film, Take This Waltz, based on her own original screenplay, also involves the confrontation of a crisis in a Canadian marriage but this time featuring a much younger couple.
The fear in the south is that some small spark — like the confrontation of a few soldiers at a checkpoint in Abyei last May — could reignite the conflagration not just in one town, but across the south.
