Sentence examples for needless confrontation from inspiring English sources
Democrats say the president's unwillingness to yield on spending increases is creating a needless confrontation, a showdown that Representative David R. Obey, the Wisconsin Democrat who is chairman of the Appropriations Committee, this week called a "manufactured crisis".
He said the new Justice Department guidelines include tips for "how to approach maintaining order during 1st Amendment-protected events," including avoiding "needless confrontation" and "choosing appropriate equipment and uniforms".
Far more likely the organisers, some of whom are also responsible for Jaipur's festival, simply wanted to avoid any needless confrontations with the jumpy state government.
For Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and other city officials, who had spent days calling for a peaceful demonstration, the nonviolent outcome was gratifying, a testament to months of planning and training and an insistence on common-sense restraint by officers and marchers alike, and on carefully drawn rules to avoid needless confrontations.
This dualistic worldview creates needless confrontations and in its most fanatical forms can lead to lead to discrimination and even physical attacks.
Murphy egged Schwarzenegger on into needless political confrontations, did not support the lapsed California Performance Review which Whitman touted last year as a panacea for the budget crisis (it isn't), and embarrassed Schwarzenegger by blatantly advertising his closeness to the Governor's Office in soliciting clients for his lobbying work.
