Sentence examples for have a confrontation over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "have a confrontation over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a disagreement or conflict between parties regarding a specific issue or topic. Example: "The two colleagues decided to have a confrontation over the project's direction, as they had differing opinions on the best approach."
But we might have a confrontation over that.
Indeed, last year Powell and Rice had a confrontation over an allegation that a national security council officer close to Rice, Robert Blackwill, had physically assaulted a female foreign-service officer.
Earlier this year Martin had a confrontation with David Cameron over the Tory leader's plans for his MPs to publish full details of their expense claims from April.
Coming off a four-day drug binge, Alig, a promoter for the famous Limelight nightclub, had a confrontation with Melendez over money and narcotics, and beat the man to death with a hammer.
In the following episode "When the Levee Breaks", Sam and Dean have a heated confrontation over Sam's trust in her and the negative influence she has on him, leading to a vicious fight which ends in Sam strangling Dean and Dean severing ties with Sam.
"He never had a confrontation.
Things came to a real crisis in 1328, when Michael and the Pope had a serious confrontation over the matter.
Von Stroheim and Louis B. Mayer had a lengthy confrontation over the film's editing, which according to both men ended with von Stroheim claiming that all women were whores and Mayer punching him.
Mr. Hazare's popular support has seemingly increased in recent days, but his impasse with the government has evolved into a confrontation over the supremacy of Parliament in India's democracy.
Mr. Wolfensohn and the Bush administration have been locked in a confrontation over the bank's effectiveness.
President Clinton has until now wisely avoided a confrontation over Chechnya.
