Sentence examples for of many confrontations from inspiring English sources

It may be the first of many confrontations between Rome and Brussels.

The war was the last and perhaps the most significant of many confrontations over the centuries between the Rif the Berber peoples inhabiting the region and the Spanish.

In one of many confrontations in the West Bank and Gaza, the army yesterday bulldozed a Palestinian house in Ein Yabrud village, directly opposite the Jewish settlement of Ofra where a rightwing Israeli extremist was shot dead on Monday.

The policies of the central bank led to many confrontations with the government, especially the Ministry of Finance, headed by Boris Fedorov.

Its frankness about Jewish tribal behavior predictably created the earliest of his many confrontations with the Jewish Establishment, one of whose members threatened him with medieval retribution.

He represented the United States in Pakistan in one of its many confrontations with India and flirtations with China.

Concurrent with this idea, movements to preserve old fortresses and historic sites emerged, and these particularly focused on the Rhineland, the site of so many confrontations with France and Spain.

The law provided the legal basis for threats of unilateral American trade restrictions in many confrontations with Japan and South Korea through the '80s and early 1990s.

_____ 6. Video emerged of a 2015 fatal shooting in Louisiana that upends the racial narrative of many contested confrontations with the police.

This trade-off is a characteristic of many classic confrontations: the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Vietnam War, and so on.In the case of ISIS, at least some elements apparently believe that luring America into a ground conflict will help them achieve their aims.

This was just one of many violent confrontations between the warring cartels that El Rey described from the stand today.