"This is real confrontation.
As the experiments comprehend both loading and unloading cycles, the results provide a substantial database for confrontation of constitutive models for soil-chain interaction.
While the commissioners were able to forestall a major confrontation, no substantial changes were made, and the disputes between the two colonies would continue for the next fifty years.
Despite the Cape Fear River area being the epicenter of Stamp Act protests in North Carolina, Howe took no substantial part in the active confrontations with Governor William Tryon, due in large part to their personal friendship and the patronage provided by the Governor for Howe's political ambitions.
If they do, it will be crucial to understand why they would do such a thing, when their own leaders have admitted that confrontations over the budget inflict substantial harm on the economy.
Regardless of how state law might formally characterize the questioning, it afforded substantial compliance with the purposes behind the confrontation requirement.
Mass protest and violent confrontation were part of the political culture, and substantial minorities on both sides supported or tolerated paramilitary shootings and bombings.
The chief symptom is a mythically elaborate, spectacular, apocalyptic and fantastically dull confrontation between good and evil, about whose representatives there is nothing substantial left to learn.
Today, having anything substantial to look at counts, and pictures don't get more arresting than Freud's confrontations with forms of flesh — which, when face-shaped, may be termed portraits.
"Jewish terrorism is liable to create a substantial threat, and to turn the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians into a confrontation between thirteen million Jews and one billion Muslims across the world," Dichter said.
