Sentence examples for bring confrontation from inspiring English sources

Netanyahu is thought to want to form a broad coalition that includes Kadima, rather than relying on a narrow majority of rightwing parties that would oppose any peace moves with the Palestinians and bring confrontation with Washington.

Because enforcing the civilian provisions of the Dayton agreement...would inevitably bring confrontations with the ethnic-nationalist regimes now in place in all three of the Bosnian ministates.

The government may even see some advantage in bringing confrontation to a head sooner rather than later.

Including restructuring costs associated with Iberia, whose plan to cut 3,800 jobs has brought confrontation with its unions, the loss was €613m.

Turan's case has caused the elections to spark into life along familiar fault lines, bringing confrontation even more clearly to the surface.

– Five days of marches at the Democratic National Convention brought confrontation and compromise between protesters and the police, and there was a bit of both on Thursday, the final night of the convention.

His victory would inevitably bring a confrontation with prosecutors.

The War Over IM 10.26.01 Windows XP's launch will bring a confrontation between Microsoft, AOL and others over instant messaging.

Just be prepared for the fact that the middle of each film goes squishy, story-wise, because Hare wants to bring about confrontations, not necessarily lay out their context with crystal clarity.

Danny Elrod brought the confrontation with Lugod on himself.

It is sobering to think that the world's greatest nuclear power and the trigger-happy regime in Pyongyang could be brought into confrontation by a motley array of mischief-makers.