Confronted with a large order imbalance, the Big Board halted trading and tried to sort it out.
But it succeeded in occupying the network's offices and control room only today, about 3 a.m., when security guards left peacefully after being confronted with a court order.
In the second section, we develop the idea that under certain circumstances people are confronted with a second-order neglect.
Instead, parliament should tell judges to start favouring press freedom rather than privacy when confronted with requests for gagging orders.
The employee confronted with unrealistic double bind-orders would have to mention this impossibility to their managers in order to respectfully alert them to the dilemma caused by the double bind-messages, thereby asking for meta-communication to clarify the matter.
President Bush, confronted with a humanitarian disaster, ordered American planes to enforce "no-fly zones" in southern and northern Iraq, threatening to shoot down any Iraqi aircraft that ventured inside.
HER2 status was confronted with clinicopathological parameters in order to assess statistically significant associations.
A strategic aspect that we had to confront with in order to achieve representative, nonamplified metagenomic DNA of good quality was the optimization of qualitative/quantitative steps in the DNA extraction procedure.
In cases involving wiretap evidence, defense lawyers are often confronted with recordings of their clients ordering crimes or celebrating mayhem.
Today they are being confronted with the fact that in order to get a college education, they need to have money.
