Sentence examples for led to confrontation from inspiring English sources

The ongoing struggle led to confrontation with Indira Gandhi's government.

Inevitably, this led to confrontation with Kadyrov, Chechnya's thuggish tsar.

Their plight may represent the country's most pressing social problem, and one that has frequently led to confrontation, often violent, between landowners, the police and the landless.

It was not the first time that the presence of the homeless in downtown White Plains had led to confrontation or worse.

Mr Polonsky, who was arrested last week along with two others, says Cambodian naval officers arrived at his private island after he had set off New Year's fireworks, and aggressively demanded his documents, before a linguistic misunderstanding led to confrontation.

Trade unions submitted claims for higher wages to keep up with rising prices, which led to confrontation with the miners, the introduction of a three-day week and ultimately the fall of the Tories in a general election of February 1974.

His appreciation, however, led to confrontations.

It sometimes led to confrontations with officialdom.

Economic problems led to confrontations with the trade unions, especially the National Union of Miners, and to internal party dissension.

This, unsurprisingly, led to confrontations, shootouts and arrests, as well as high-profile trials against Panthers including Newton.

The Salvadorans, however, opposed the Guatemalan decision to accept incorporation into Agustín de Iturbide's Mexican Empire, a stance that led to confrontations with Guatemalan and Mexican armies.