Sentence examples for avoiding confrontation with the from inspiring English sources
But the movement's leaders are from a generation that focuses foremost on survival, which means avoiding confrontation with the state, political analysts said.
Much of the success of the American L.G.B.T. movement in the last couple of decades has turned on avoiding confrontation with the perception of the homosexual threat to children.
The Muslim Brotherhood, whose party dominates Parliament, abandoned its policy of avoiding confrontation with the military to call for the dissolution of the entire military-appointed cabinet — including Ms. Abul Naga — to make room for it to form a coalition government.
While clearly Mr. Putin has strong views, especially on NATO expansion and on the restoration of Russian power and national dignity in international affairs, he has shown great pragmatism in avoiding confrontation with the West, where he says he sees Russia's future as a European nation.
It could easily have run down prey, while avoiding confrontation with the top predators of the day.
According to Koshin, this shame can actually become a way of hiding and avoiding confrontation with the reality of our situation -- it helps us to avoid asking the tough questions (How am I going to age? How many years do I have left? How will I cope with these changes in my body?).
To repair the nation's image, Mr. Ponta said, he was studiously avoiding confrontations with the president, and had recently removed himself from an acrimonious meeting about foreign policy to avoid another public and damaging altercation.
Mr. Ponta said his main shortcoming had been not to effectively communicate the reasons behind the impeachment vote.To repair the country's image, Mr. Ponta said he was studiously avoiding confrontations with the president, and had even recently removed himself from an acrimonious meeting about foreign policy to avoid another public and damaging bust-up.Mr.
