The problem is that the movie always takes the easy way, scattering a few heavy, confrontational scenes among acres of picturesque montages.
In his first address as commissioner, William J. Bratton said the department's progress in reducing crime should long ago have given way to fewer confrontational encounters with the public.
On the effects of the changes in the bill, the minister said: " … I recognise there's a degree of uncertainty in the costs and benefits in their impacts" but, he added, it was right to pursue reforms that would result in fewer confrontational court cases and more mediation to solve disputes.
This week Management Today quoted a source close to Walsh saying: "Paul would want to rein Ecclestone in to some extent from a good governance point of view," and would be "short-tempered" if he did not change his ways within a few months – a potentially confrontational situation that could have led to Ecclestone's removal.
A few acts evoked a more confrontational spirit.
It was difficult not to be recognised and there were a few inmates who could be confrontational.
Dodge ball, a gym class favorite for decades, was banned a few years ago because it was too confrontational and, for many children, too demoralizing.
Lenny Bruce, too – very confrontational standup comedians we took a few things from.
On the protesters' side, the confrontational approach took centre stage a few weeks ago when a bank was "occupied" and its windows smashed.
Looking down on the town now, after spending a few days here, the murals no longer looked so confrontational.
A few months later, however, he began writing in a conversational and confrontational way that began to define a new era in business reporting – and a boom in startup coverage that changed the way the world thought about entrepreneurship.
