Sentence examples for confrontation cases from inspiring English sources

Leading organizations filed amicus briefs on behalf of the advocacy community and victims in the next two confrontation cases in the Court (Davis/Hammon and Giles), urging the Court not to define the new standard in a manner that made domestic violence and child abuse prosecutions virtually impossible.

The court will hear another confrontation clause case, Briscoe v. Virginia, in January.

These locality records were then validated on a case-by-case confrontation with spatial data available from topographic maps and gazetteers, using DIVA-GIS software [17].

In a culture that dreads confrontation, road rage cases are on the rise.

In 11 cases "confrontation and war have broken out between the emerging and established powers".

Instead of zeroing in on its characters' heated confrontations, in most cases it prefers to show their aftermath.

The novel climaxes with a ritual confrontation, in this case in an underground passageway, between the hero and his nemesis, who has been stalking him in plain sight throughout.

Everyone thought that Morvillo's cross-examination of Faneuil would be the most important confrontation of the case, but, as it happened, the crucial turning point had nothing to do with him.

But lunch with Lily is a welcome break from a day of furious confrontation with Ed "Case" Balls who is doing a reasonable impression of Elton John in Tantrums and Tiaras.

Like its acclaimed predecessor, Gate of the Sun, which used an encounter between a medical worker and a comatose Palestinian fighter as the basic device for releasing its material, Yalo (named after its protagonist) also frames itself within a single, elemental confrontation, in this case between a naive young Lebanese man accused of rape and robbery, and his savage, nameless interrogator.

The more funerals, illnesses, and other catastrophes a person uses as excuses, the more likely it is that they are faking - however, be sensitive in confrontation just in case they aren't.