Sentence examples for preparing for a confrontation from inspiring English sources
Others recommended that the administration forgo negotiations and concentrate on preparing for a confrontation.
The Government, cracking down against violators of these laws, appears to be preparing for a confrontation with the companies over the issue.
The main causes for concern are indications that the Al-Ahmars, the Yemeni family regarded as Saleh's main rivals, may be preparing for a confrontation — and maybe even a violent one.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The main causes for concern are indications that the Al-Ahmars, the Yemeni family regarded as Saleh's main rivals, may be preparing for a confrontation — and maybe even a violent one.
Mr Netanyahu has been spending long days and nights in party meetings across the country, preparing for a confrontation with hardliners at a meeting of the 2,500-strong 2,500-strongLikudmittee on April 29th.
Coupled with Colin Powell's salvo on Wednesday and the disclosure that the 101st Airborne Division -- with its fleet of combat helicopters -- is being dispatched to the Persian Gulf region, Washington has left little doubt that it is preparing for a confrontation.
At least one defense official has said the tension between the Pentagon and the C.I.A. is intensifying as the administration prepares for a confrontation with Iraq.
The Canadian ambassador William Crosbie told his US counterpart in February that they must be "prepared for a confrontation with Karzai" to prevent the rampant fraud that wrecked the presidential elections happening again in this year's parliamentary poll.
But the co-optation of middle-class women was also a demonstration of the deftness with which this militant is mobilizing public support behind a once-beleaguered regime as it prepares for a confrontation with the West.
White House lawyers prepared for a confrontation with prosecutors on Thursday over matters they consider covered by executive privilege arising from grand jury questioning today of Bruce R. Lindsey, President Clinton's closest friend and the close-mouthed guardian of White House secrets.
The Canadian ambassador, William Crosbie, has reportedly offered to resign because of a published minute of a meeting with Eikenberry that said they must be "prepared for a confrontation with Karzai" to prevent the sort of rampant fraud that wrecked the 2009 presidential elections being allowed to occur in this year's parliamentary poll.
