Sentence examples for planned to confront from inspiring English sources

In the video, in which he was holding a gun, he said planned to confront people in Islamberg.

Labour said it planned to confront Mrs May over the claims when she appears before MPs in the Commons on Monday.

At another point, a reporter asked him if he planned to confront Catholic politicians who differed with him over church teachings.

"This case is unique in that Monfort deliberately planned to confront police and kill as many officers as he could," said Dan Satterberg, the King County prosecutor.

Mrs Cooper, who was "not in good health" and lived off disability allowance, told her family that she planned to confront him over his spending and wanted to disinherit him.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn said he also planned to confront one of the most politically charged issues at the fund: strengthening its pressure on China to allow its currency, the renminbi, to rise.

Rees-Jones said he was planning to confront Dodi once the Princess had left Paris.

She is planning to "confront" both DiCaprio and Scorsese at the film's premiere in New York tomorrow.

Students interviewed in New York insisted that they were not planning to confront the police directly or to crash through barricades.

Union activists also plan to confront Mr. McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, at his appearances in the coming months.

Jeff Zeleny revisits Mr. Obama's bus tour through the Midwest that wrapped up on Wednesday for clues as to how the president plans to confront his eventual Republican challenger.