Sentence examples for that confrontation with from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that confrontation with temptations is not always undermining self-control and may even be beneficial for long-term goal pursuit.

For the modernists in the Welfare Party, Erbakan's ouster followed by Erdogan's conviction undeniably demonstrated that confrontation with the establishment wasn't getting them anywhere.

Mr. Ahmadinejad said that confrontation with Israel was a "national and religious duty" and that the Holocaust was "a lie" that was used as a pretext for the country's creation in 1948.

In an interview today, Dr. Zahar, the Hamas leader, acknowledged that confrontation with the Palestinian Authority would severely divide Palestinians, and possibly lead to the end of the authority itself.

American intelligence officials have also become concerned that the latest rocket test indicated that the country's new leader might have decided that confrontation with the West could prove a more successful strategy to retaining power than a new attempt at difficult economic reforms.

In Hunt's case, the possibility that confrontation with an anti-teacher sparked in him a fledgling expressionistic retaliation is clear.

Sloan said that confrontations with players became a familiar routine through the years.

The announcement by Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the secretary general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, appeared to be another sign that the confrontation with Russia over Ukraine was becoming more acute.

In this heavily fortified village 60 miles northeast of Islamabad, signs abounded that the confrontation with India had already begun working its deadly business.

It was also unusual in the recent conflict here that the confrontation with the settlers took place out of the view of television cameras.

Sahaya insists that the confrontation with other students is "fictitious", and the Student Union have asked for CCTV of the protest to be released to prove it.