Sentence examples for making confrontations from inspiring English sources

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.

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 administration is trying to make regime change through democratization the policy, instead of making confrontation by military means the policy," said Trita Parsi, a Middle East specialist at Johns Hopkins University who advocates direct U.S. talks with Tehran.

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".

But the rise of smart phones and social media have made confrontations, whether with the authorities or a stranger, easier to record and report.

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.

But Rouhani will need the approval of Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, who has made confrontation with the United States the centerpiece of his rule.

The improbability of getting that message to the hunters, coupled with its rejection by many of the Plains Indians, made confrontation inevitable.

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.