"If we find ourselves in a long, painful, difficult confrontation of many long months, there'll be no importance to our having held on for another 72 or 96 hours," Mr. Barak said.
Alistair Darling weathered a potentially difficult confrontation with a disillusioned TUC conference yesterday by declaring that Britain was in a good position to ride out the credit crunch even though workers will face short-term, below inflation pay rises and a big rise in fuel and food bills.
Often, Mr. Giuliani said, people who use the firearms simulator emerge with a better understanding of how difficult confrontations with people on the street can be.
That said, she did employ an interesting tactic to deflect antagonism from obstreperous men during what could have been difficult confrontations.
During his long career as an analyst and investor on Wall Street, Mr. Auriana said yesterday, he got into a number of proxy fights that were "difficult confrontations".
But if he is to bring meaningful change to Mexico's schools, he will have to prepare for what might prove to be the most difficult political confrontation of his presidency.
He benefits from a large pool of good will, but also has a difficult time with confrontation and saying no.
He was a wise statesman who ran his country under the difficult conditions of confrontation with Israel and the West".
The agreement, 56 years after the fall of the Third Reich, was greeted with great solemnity in Germany and hailed as the closing chapter of a difficult process of confrontation with the crimes of Hitler.
When I told him during the coffee break of an NEC meeting that I had had a difficult, if enjoyable, confrontation with students at Ruskin College, Oxford, who had asked me to come to speak on Labour policies, Colling smiled – he had an engaging, quizzical smile -– and said he was glad to hear it.
It's very difficult to get confrontation with the President of the United States when he's right there eyeball to eyeball".
