Sentence examples for right confrontation from inspiring English sources
Done right, confrontation can be seen in a positive light; it's a way for the group to say, "We want you in we need your contribution". And it's especially important when a team must work together on a long-term assignment.
Today only the first two names seem to figure in a classic left-right confrontation.
Pasok, which used to have a Marxist charter, wants to distance itself from any reminder of its old beliefs; New Democracy wants no noisy left-right confrontation that might upset its chances of winning the election on the good old ideology of "throw the rascals out".Awkward questions remain.
A veteran of civil rights confrontations and a past chairman of the department of political science at City College of New York, he was 90.
John A. Davis Sr., a veteran of landmark civil rights confrontations since the 1930's and a former chairman of the department of political science at City College of New York, died on Monday in Scottsdale, Ariz.
99, 129 (1972); Baker, The Right to Confrontation, the Hearsay Rules, and Due Process, 6 Conn.L.Rev.
The right of confrontation may not be dispensed with so lightly.
Petitioner thus was denied his constitutional right of confrontation.' 391 U.S., at 127128, 88 S.Ct., at 1623.
See Graham, The Right of Confrontation and the Hearsay Rule: Sir Walter Raleigh Loses Another One, 8 Crim.L.Bull.
Respondent does suggest that the prosecutor's statements may have deprived him of the right to confrontation.
The Supreme Court ruled last year that the 2004 decision on the right of confrontation, Crawford v. Washington, was not retroactive.
