Sentence examples for confrontation when it comes to from inspiring English sources
Starting with Ostpolitik (Eastern policy) in the 1970s, Germany has preferred engagement to confrontation when it comes to Russia: Wandel durch Handel (change through trade) as the rhyming slogan has it.
The crown prince, or MBS as he is known, has spearheaded Saudi Arabia's two-year war in Yemen, with the U.S. military providing strategic support, and has demonstrated a predilection for confrontation when it comes to Iran.
But although the film does resist convention in setting up its ultimate confrontation, it falters again when it comes to the issue of pace.
Unfortunately, this type of UE also doesn't volunteer for anything, won't build relationships with teammates, and when it comes to confrontation, she may as well be Casper.
Some criticism of the Obama administration's cautious posture may be politically opportunistic, coming from rivals who are eager to draw distinctions between Republicans and Democrats, to portray the administration as generally weak when it comes to international confrontation.
At the end of his sermon, Mohler boldly asserted: "I want to suggest to you that when it comes to the confrontation between evolutionary theory and the Christian gospel we have a head-on collision.
Normally a coward when it comes to subway confrontations, I summoned my inner Howard Beale.
This could help convince Tokyo that it can count on American support when it comes to, say, naval confrontations with China.
When it comes to non-violent confrontations with important social issues, never has there been a greater opportunity for the production and dissemination of artistic interventions than the 21st Century.
"But when it comes to that kind of confrontation and aggression, relating to anti-doping, I understand the reasons.
