Sentence examples for adversarial concerning from inspiring English sources

Researchers emphasize the importance of discussing religious beliefs along with ET while not being adversarial concerning student's religious beliefs (Johnson and Peeples 1987; Sinclair et al. 1997; Matthews 2001; Sinatra et al. 2003; Ingram and Nelson 2006; Robbins and Roy 2007).

It requires its journalists to obtain the written approval of the company's managing editor before they write any "sustained or repeated adversarial material concerning individuals or organisations".

Sustained or repeated adversarial editorial material concerning individuals or organisations will only be maintained on the basis of justification in the public interest with the written approval of the managing editor".

The term may indeed be justly descriptive of the limited possibilities for active political dissent that typify such societies, the restrictions that liberal government (in its fullest sense, involving its synergetic relationship with capitalism) places on adversarial politics, but it is surely very complacent concerning the violences of this 'reasonable' power system.

Where sensitive facts are concerned, Singapore's adversarial system is undesirable as parties must adduce evidence at a trial.

"You know, as far as I'm concerned, you can have an adversarial relationship, but we should be de-escalating this stuff".

Ali Demir, chairman of the Religious Community of Islam in Germany, said: "I find the ruling adversarial to the cause of integration and discriminatory against all the parties concerned".

Although the bank says Mr. Dimon was merely concerned about a security breach, the report says he took an adversarial tone with regulators, pushing them to explain why they needed that level of information.

But I am also concerned that it may also make the whole scene much more adversarial in a bad way, and import a highly aggressive Silicon Valley style which may not suit us here just yet, given that this is a much earlier, smaller community (or am I wrong?).

My next post will concern turning your focus to what you say and do, when things get adversarial and tempers flare.

Several authors have argued, however, that we ought to presume that almost all expectant mothers are concerned about the well-being of their future children and do not take an adversarial stance towards them (Minkoff and Paltrow 2004, Finn 1998).