Sentence examples for confronted on both from inspiring English sources

The militants, he said, should be confronted "on both sides of what is essentially at this point a non-existent border".

Instead of playing politics, Philadelphia is confronting on-the-ground reality, fighting to get more food stamps to the poor.

As one goes through the uncollected and unpublished poems, one is confronted on every other page with first-rate work.

Bill Clinton said of the problems Mr. Obama confronted on taking office, "No one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four years".

West Mercia Police said players from both sides were confronted on the pitch by the Stockport supporters and Vaughan was punched.

Almost no one refuses the police when confronted on the street or in a train or plane or train station.

And when confronted on the View, Beck's first instinct -- the correct one -- was to apologize.

When confronted on a shareholder conference call over News Corp's $1 million donations to both the Republican Governors Association and the GOP-friendly US Chamber of Commerce, Murdoch defended the company's actions.

Mr. Rato was confronted on Thursday by a large group of protesters.

The Hittites now found themselves confronted on their southern boundaries by a powerful state known as Mitanni.

When confronted on camera Balakhnichev refused to discuss the matter with the filmmaker.