Sentence examples for existing confrontation from inspiring English sources
Considered one of the most experienced Iranian diplomats, Larijani has been the leader of the Islamic Republic's human rights project at an international level, and for this reason he has been largely responsible for the existing confrontation with United Nations and its member states.
It is unlikely that the council would call for the use of force, but in previous confrontations the United States and Britain have argued that existing resolutions authorize military action.
Confrontations between the new cadre and existing health professionals around the boundaries of scopes of practice and prescription competencies are also looming.
Empowered and imbued with an almost immature enthusiasm for confrontation, these new recruits are simply accentuating the existing tensions, as the old guard, bloodied by war and professionalised by experience, look on with disdain at the naivety of their successors.
The second step is the systematic confrontation and dialogue between new empirical material and existing theories to challenge often implicit assumptions about the nature of immigration policy-making.
Drawing on incentive-based and socialization arguments, we develop a "constructed peer group" hypothesis suggesting that by creating these groups those organizations may actually construct new lines of confrontation over and above the substance-based disagreements existing between countries.
But across the Middle East, where brutal social contracts have left millions uneducated, impoverished and alienated, existing battle lines between people and their governments appeared to harden, foreshadowing more confrontations in the days ahead.
As for the next fiscal confrontation — over a longer-term increase in the nation's debt limit, which is essential for the government to borrow to pay existing obligations — the poll had some of its only good news for Republicans.
