Sentence examples for and the confrontation of from inspiring English sources

Economic concerns, increased personal freedoms, and the confrontation of corruption were also focal points of Mousavi's campaign.

"After the breakdown of the cold war and the confrontation of the two empires, we should have expected many more smaller conflicts.

"It was the confrontation of the church with the modern world and the confrontation of the modern world with the church," Meyer told a Trib reporter upon returning from a council session in 1962.

It wasn't until I was 15 years old that I realized the importance of transformation and growth, and saw the confrontation of my fears as an asset.

In addition to this revolution, several security matters emerged and especially the confrontation of malicious insiders.

It would mean jettisoning the cherished symbols of the great days, namely Walesa, the Catholic church and the confrontations of the cold war period, which surely should fade into the past.

All generalities are perilous, but there are common strands to three plays by Abi Morgan, Zinnie Harris and Sue Glover, all at the Traverse: a fascination with the oblique and unresolved, with the confrontation of opposed worlds, with a peripheral view of political realities.

Due to these differences in the measurement techniques and corresponding results, the confrontation of available data is difficult.

For those under the mistaken assumption that the images themselves were intended as an act of racism –- we vehemently disagree and intended only the confrontation of historical context.

The original image of the wild west, I suggest, contains two elements: the confrontation of nature and civilisation, and of freedom with social constraint.

A posterior distribution for both parameters and states is obtained through the confrontation of both models, following the Bayes theorem [28].