Sentence examples for confrontational actions from inspiring English sources
Obama administration officials take comfort in the fact that the Chinese haven't followed up their confrontational words with confrontational actions.
The nuclear test followed a series of confrontational actions taken by the North, largely reversing every step it had taken to abandon its nuclear program in recent years.
The nuclear test on May 25 followed a series of confrontational actions taken by the North, largely reversing every step it had taken to abandon its nuclear program in recent years.
She would set up a series of confrontational actions designed to challenge the law and force birth control to become a topic of public debate.
Highly coordinated confrontational actions by undocumented youth leaders occurred around the same time that activists from GetEqual were employing similar tactics to achieve repeal of the Don't Ask Don't Tell (DADT) policy.
Not only is it essential that help is sought for the sake of the person suffering but in the event of violence, stalking, confrontational actions, and so forth, other people also need protection from possible harm.
The frontman, a demonic whirl of confrontational action and reaction in concert by all breathless accounts, seems like quite a character.
Last year, when Israel launched a deadly commando raid on a flotilla of ships challenging its naval blockade of Gaza, many outraged opponents of that action demanded to know why the Israeli Navy had not taken some sort of less confrontational action.
This is most definitely not to absolve Palin, Angle, Bachmann, Beck, Coulter, Limbaugh and their ilk for their combustible calls to confrontational action.
Similar divergences mark the discourse on Ferguson, where "good" protesters are those who march in line and start community groups, and "bad" ones are those who engage in confrontational street actions, throw Molotovs, and remain leaderless and unpredictable.
And there could be an agreement rather than a more confrontational government action.
