Sentence examples for in confrontations of from inspiring English sources

Breaking with a posture of tolerance that he hoped would prevent trouble, Persson accused the radicals of "trying to challenge democracy itself". As the unrest unfolded outside the convention grounds, the EU leaders were engaged in confrontations of their own, although decidedly more diplomatic.

"We have also taken steps to remind people that this is intended to be a friendly and peaceful event and we do not want anyone to get involved in confrontation of any sort".

Harlequins usually win in such confrontations of larvae that take place in summer on the nettles and trees of our gardens.

All developmental stages of L. fabarum suffered from a high risk of predation in confrontations with most of the tested aphidophagous predators.

In sudden confrontations of anything but physical dangers he is apt — he is, indeed, almost certain — to go to pieces very badly.

In sudden confrontations of anything but physical dangers he is apt he is, indeed, almost certain to go to pieces very badly.

Huge anti-government demonstrations in 2010 ended with the deaths of more than 90 people in confrontations between supporters of the exiled Mr. Thaksin and security forces.

Three Mönchengladbach fans were stabbed in confrontations although none of the injuries were serious.

They destroy their nets and traps and this has resulted in confrontations and loss of life," says the report.

It's hard to know whether there has been an uptick in confrontations over the speaking of Spanish.

Employing his wit and intellect in these dangerous confrontations of being misconstrued as a coastal pirate, Choe avoided disaster for him and his crew.