Sentence examples for for confrontations with from inspiring English sources

Second, wait for confrontations with the police.

The likely shift in tack could set the stage for confrontations with Argentina's powerful unions, but on voting day the mood was peaceful.

"I feel that he is expecting and prepared for confrontations with any law enforcement officer that may come in contact with him," Sheriff Kelly wrote in his warning to officers.

But the proposal will soon become law, setting the stage for confrontations with France's unions, which continue to starve the country of gasoline, diesel and other petroleum products, and are pressing for demonstrations afterward.

— BEN ROTHENBERG Williams has become infamous for confrontations with officials in late-round matches at the United States Open, but this time it was her opponent in an early dispute.

The bipartisan immigration proposal being taken up by Congress is putting pressure on the leading presidential candidates to take a position on the issue, which could set them up for confrontations with influential constituencies within the two parties.

Some of them seemed primed for confrontation with the police.

Scenting an opportunity for confrontation with the government, leaders of the local Bugti tribe demanded justice.

But radical voices in the crowd called for confrontation with American troops.

In three years with the N.H.L. Players Associationn, he repaired a hopelessly fractured union and readied it for confrontation with the owners.

She also set herself on a course for confrontation with the French president, François Hollande, by calling for granting stronger central powers to the European Commission on budgetary issues.