Sentence examples for firmly confronting from inspiring English sources

In letters and phone calls, on Twitter and Facebook, the Dream activists have told their stories to whoever will listen, firmly confronting those who won't.

But human rights did get one frank airing during Xi Jinping's visit to the UK after a young British lawyer was filmed politely but firmly confronting a group of Chinese students on the subject.

"The Guards will firmly confront in a revolutionary way rioters and those who violate the law".

"The Guards will firmly confront in a revolutionary manner rioters and all those who violate the law," the notice said.

The Chinese government "is determined to firmly confront the pro-independence forces without any ambiguity," he added.

"If the culture minister does not firmly confront this newspaper, then he would be the subject of an impeachment," MP Zohreh Tayebzadeh told the semi-official Fars news agency.

China will "firmly confront the pro-independence forces without any ambiguity," Li Fei, chairman of the congress Basic Law Committeee, said in the Great Hall of the People on Tiananmen Square, the symbolic center of China. .

However, if Obama truly wishes "to seek a new beginning between the US and Muslims all around the world" as he promised in Cairo, then he will have to firmly confront Israel over its continued humiliation of the Palestinian people.

(Michael, 13/01/09).This tension is evident also in guidance on facilitating group social work; Zastrow (2009) both warns that seeking popularity or asserting authority can diminish the capacity of a group, and advises hostile or disruptive behaviour should be confronted firmly.

But too often leaders are remembered out of the context of their times: good historians put them firmly in their time and place, confronting the particular obstacles of their era.

Afterwards, Information Minister Dorreya Sharaf al-Din said the cabinet wished to express its regret the loss of life, but would continue to confront "terrorism" firmly.