Sentence examples for making confrontation from inspiring English sources

China's surplus has come way down: So this is an odd time to be making confrontation over China's currency a centerpiece of your economic policy — unless, of course, it's just bluster aimed at making voters think you're tough.

The ousting of the far-left from parliament may risk making confrontations over reforms or spending cuts worse.

The Israeli military has been sharply critical of the group, saying members are interfering with army operations, making confrontations even more dangerous.

Ronald Reagan made confrontation with the Soviet Union a more explicit part of this policy, but did not fundamentally alter its structure.Mr Bush did.

Whatever his intentions, the authors say, "it was Khrushchev's propensity to risk war that bedevilled US presidents" and made confrontation inevitable.Western journalists also served as unlikely accomplices in fomenting cold-war terror.

But I have been the nicest, easiest-to-get-along-with person I've known for a lot of my life, which does not make confrontation, change, or anything that could cause conflict easy for me.

The UAE and Qatar's starkly different visions and the determination of both small states to shape the Middle East and North Africa in their mould as a matter of a security and defence policy designed to ensure regime survival made confrontation inevitable.

That won't solve the territorial disputes, but it should make confrontations less likely.

A former high-ranking officer said that in its training of officers, the Police Department aims to make confrontations end peacefully, for officers to shoot "not because they can but because they must".

And she used my descriptions of Lewis's work and the outline of Lewis's life as a building block in making that confrontation plausible.

From the way Gordon-Levitt walks, talks and holds his stance, the similarity is almost creepy, making the confrontation scene between older Joe and younger Joe in the diner all the more entertaining.