It recommits to efforts with European allies to pressure Tehran to give up any aspirations of nuclear weapons, then adds ominously: "This diplomatic effort must succeed if confrontation is to be avoided". The language about confrontation is not repeated with North Korea, which says it already has nuclear bombs, an assertion believed by U.S. intelligence.
Nor – as BBC business editor Robert Peston and Murdoch reportedly trade post-lecture vituperation – does the language of confrontation.
Spielberg has never directed a movie so rich in language and confrontation, eloquence and insult, as this one.
"We are concerned that there are elements in the P.A. that seem to refuse to jettison the harsh language of confrontation, and try to exploit different incidents to stir up trouble," Mr. Regev said in an interview.
The mood in this camp seems defensive, because Khamenei, the author of the billboard warning, has thrown his authority behind the negotiators while he denounces the US in the old language of confrontation.
Having had four natural births, all of them in hospital and supported by fantastic nurses and midwives, I found it hard to connect with a movement that used the language of confrontation against the medical establishment.
There was a lot of duplication of language in the confrontations between the characters, and we worked hard to cut it down to the absolute minimum.
Duplicate language in characters' confrontations in Road to Perdition was trimmed to the absolute minimum.
Whatever Russia's potential involvement in the downing of flight MH17 may be, bringing the language of loutish confrontation to the G20 arena serves no one except Putin.
LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron, after a month of bristling resistance that many close associates saw as politically unwise, switched course on Friday and accepted the resignation of a senior cabinet minister who had admitted using abusive language in a confrontation with police officers on duty at the prime minister's residence and office.
