Outside the company his confrontational role in the continuing soap opera that is Lincoln Center and its halting redevelopment has been painstakingly documented.
Ironically, this requires the United States to tone down its prominent confrontational role in inspections.
"She has chosen a more traditional, non-confrontational role as a first lady," said Laura van Assendelft, a political scientist at Mary Baldwin College.
He did not see himself in a confrontational reportorial role — he was telling a story".
While "The Look" is a bio-pic, featuring conversations with friends, it is tamer and less confrontational than past roles that explore darker aspects of her nature--revealing, instead, a more contented side.
A vexing problem lies in the fact that territory scavenging entails deposits of bones that are widely and thinly scattered, making it difficult to determine the full scope of the role confrontational scavenging played in overall foraging patterns.
Lately, however, there has been an increasingly confrontational debate about the role that large dams have played in development.
Some in Hollywood say Mr. Rosenberg's move into the role of confrontational guild leader comes less from politics than from personal psychology.
These provocative and confrontational policies played a key role in the defeat of Iranian reformists in the parliamentary elections of 2003 and the presidential election of 2005.
Expansion: I coached to expand past "it's the way I was taught and the way it's always been done". We role-played past confrontational situations and practiced reframing verbiage.
Confrontational protests may play a role in culmination of the five-day demonstration.
