Sentence examples for effective confrontation from inspiring English sources

The review concluded that "cultural sensitivity" among National Offender Management Service staff towards Muslim prisoners has "extended beyond the basic requirements of faith observance and could inhibit the effective confrontation of extremist views".

Nowhere is this more wittily rendered than in St. Germain's reading of the Arizona "Marriage Handbook," written in Spanish and English and distributed to everyone applying for a marriage license: "The handbook contains sections on 'Addressing Economic Issues,' 'Taking Responsibility for Raising Children' and 'Learning Effective Confrontation.' I guess Ray never read it.

A load-factor of 1.56 was applied to the cost of counselling to account for non-productive time, i.e. effective confrontation time was assumed to amount to, on average, 45 minutes of an hour (load of 0.25) due to pauses, walking distance between locations, private time etc.

Compounding the situation is the fact that most accountants by profession are not very effective at confrontation and many feel that they will curry favor with their clients if they find clever, "creative" but legal ways to minimize tax obligations.

Biden struck an effective balance between confrontation and affability, doing what even many Democrats thought Obama should have done in the first debate.

I know that opinions differ about just how effective Spitzer's confrontations were.

"Clever, cultured" statements are poorly effective in a street confrontation and may be interpreted as a sign of weakness.

Ultimately, this underscores the need for Greece to be served by more responsible leadership that understands and pursues the art of effective diplomacy and not futile confrontation.

But I have been most effective in handling this, without confrontations.

Nevertheless, foraging females of L. fabarum did not avoid the presence of predators nor displayed an effective defense behavior in direct confrontations with any of the tested predator species.

"Confrontation is not an effective way of getting truthful information," said Shane Sturman, the company's president and CEO.