Sentence examples for be a confrontation between from inspiring English sources
Both the presidency and the judiciary are cautious for there not to be a confrontation between the executive and the judiciary".
Cellphone video recorded by a subway rider on the 49th Street station platform showed what appeared to be a confrontation between Mr. Davis and Mr. Han.
The Presidential race now looks to be a confrontation between a popular outsider with few resources and a youthful insider who can rely on the ruling party's infrastructure, wealth, and coercive power.
The only major controversial question to come up so far, the rhythm of the transition period for Britain to adapt to the community, was deferred, avoiding what is almost certain to be a confrontation between Britain and France and between France and her five partners.
"Libya's political process should not be a confrontation between winners and losers," said Ali El Mehdawi, 52, a geologist with the Arabian Gulf Oil Co., based in Benghazi, and executive director of the National Organization for Democracy & Electoral Support, a nongovernment pro-democracy body.
"But investors aren't giving much weight to Fed comments in recent days and if we don't get a slowdown in inflation down the road, there will probably be a confrontation between the Fed and bond investors".
"It's a confrontation between two very different conceptions of Europe," Mr. Lazar said.
Every day, it seemed, there was a confrontation between the monks and the authorities.
What she did witness was a confrontation between the ship, which was defenseless, and an American submarine.
That night, there was a confrontation between the Children's Village boys and a group of Dobbs Ferry high school students.
