Sentence examples for ongoing confrontation from inspiring English sources

This is only the latest act of subterfuge in Mr. Conner's ongoing confrontation with artistic identity.

The decision thus raised the temperature in American's ongoing confrontation with Iran over terrorism and nuclear weapons.

In their ongoing confrontation with Mutharika, Malawians are showing, through strikes and protests and great bravery, that they will no longer put up with a government that fails to fulfil its obligations.

A theory briefly making the rounds in the United States just before 300 was released posited a parallel between the war between the Persians and the Greeks and the ongoing confrontation between the United States and the Iraqi insurgents.

The film at the centre of all this secrecy is North (original title: Bakur), which nearly brought this year's Istanbul film festival to a standstill, and is the source of an ongoing confrontation between the Turkish government and the country's artists.

Unlike in neighboring country France, the Belgian authorities allowed a complete repopulation of the front zone, which results in an ongoing confrontation between ground workers (farmers, construction workers, archaeologists, etc)., the war's heritage (trenches, bunkers, graves, etc).

Instead, we propose stimulating ongoing debate as an end in itself, and thus, bio-objectification processes as ongoing confrontations in which law and policy are only a temporary and political respite.

2. Tanker Wars & Ongoing Confrontations.

A German news service has similar accounts: "In ongoing confrontations, Iranian police clashed in Tehran with opposition protesters on Saturday, according to reports reaching the German Press Agency dpa in Berlin.

Amid ongoing confrontations in the capital Bujumbura, Burundians have fled to three neighbouring countries - Rwanda, DRC, and Tanzania - where UNICEF is on the ground working with partners to provide basic healthcare, nutrition, water, sanitation, child protection and education services.

But thanks to a network of new roads -- paved in part because of the ongoing military confrontation with Thailand -- the superb temples of Banteay Chhmar, the former Khmer Rouge stronghold of Anlong Veng, the spectacular cliff-top temple of Prasat Preah Vihear and some remote wildlife sanctuaries can now be reached with relative ease and in reasonable comfort.