Sentence examples for a recent standoff with from inspiring English sources

Imran Khan, praised for his statesmanlike handling of a recent standoff with India, said Pakistan can't allow the powerful groups to operate any longer.

According to videos and local media reports, among the occupiers was Ammon Bundy, son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy who was involved in a recent standoff with the government over grazing rights on federal land.

During a recent standoff, police in Vancouver, Washington, were treated to some banjo music by the man they were trying to arrest and a neighbor got video of the whole thing with a cellphone.

(Japan has reportedly been subject to a similar embargo since its recent standoff with China).

During the recent standoff with Congress over funding for a border wall, Fox anchors and guests repeatedly pushed Trump to reject compromises favored by Republicans in Congress and by his own staff, and to pursue instead an extreme path favored by Fox's core viewers.

They pointed to Mr. Ross's recent standoff with Gore Verbinski over the budget of a "Lone Ranger" remake as evidence that he can stand up to strong-willed directors — and jolt the studio out of its rut — when necessary.

"There would have been a standoff.

She points out that even with an end to the recent standoff, the Houthis still remain the dominant player.

These figures suggest that the recent standoff between buyers and sellers – with sellers not willing to cut asking prices to find a buyer – may now be over.

As a result, thousands of people fled long before the recent presidential standoff, with many heading to Senegal, which borders Gambia on three sides.

The standoff is not limited to the U.S. In a recent interview with BBC, UK's MI5 Chief Andrew Parker emphasized that new laws are needed to give police and intelligence agencies access to encrypted communications, lamenting that terrorists are using secure apps and internet communications to "broadcast their message and to incite and direct terrorism".