Marwan Barghouti, a leader of the Palestinian uprising, vowed to "strongly confront" a deal based on the proposals.
They should learn to respect Iran and Iranians... We will strongly confront any war-mongering policies".
Mr Towler, who later apologised to Ms Randhawa, strongly denied racism when confronted by journalists, telling them that his partner was Indian.
Given the large degree of scientific uncertainty in the interpretation of environmental biomonitoring data, and confronted with strongly conflicting beliefs and values, how can we reach effective decisions?
Sources said that Corbyn strongly believes in confronting Isis by cutting off their funding and by leaving open the door for UN-backed regional forces to uphold a negotiated settlement.
Soult, arriving on 11 January, was therefore confronted with a strongly garrisoned, but untenable, fortress.
This finding may parallel the results of Ballard & Knutson (2009), who found the DLPFC to be more strongly activated when subjects were confronted with short than with long delays.
Indeed, when it comes to starting a new activity or setting up new equipment, it is easy to be confronted with "ego" problems strongly linked to culture.
Firstly, doctor-patient communication in general is strongly influenced by gender: male and female doctors act differently when confronted with similar problems [ 9, 10].
"Allawi thinks it's absolutely crucial for himself, and for the credibility of his government, to confront Moktada strongly and decisively, if possible with Iraqi forces in the foreground," a senior official said.
