Sentence examples for to confront army from inspiring English sources

Analysts cite a clause in Egypt's new constitution that granted the military the right to try civilians in army courts – a major concession that suggested Morsi was not willing to confront army interests.

Violence has been escalating in Syria as government forces confront army defectors and other armed rebels seeking Assad's ouster.

Now to make a case they have to confront an army of industry lawyers".

Young men kept vigil overnight Wednesday, and were ready this morning to confront the army and the police as they came up a winding road to the rocky, windswept outpost.

Jabbing his finger scathingly at a newspaper carrying Mr. Djukanovic's photo, Mr. Bulatovic contended that the Montenegrin president had built up his own police force to confront the army.

Ebullient, emotional and prone to bursts of staccato laughter, Archbishop Tutu was a ubiquitous figure in the 1980s as South Africa's white authorities declared successive emergency decrees to combat waves of protest often led by young black demonstrators who boycotted classes to confront the army and the police.

Christ, the glorious King, and his saintly cohorts confront armies of monsters and demons.

Christ, the glorious king, and his saintly cohorts confront armies of monsters and demons.

After months of retreating, the Continental army under the command of Nathanael Greene, a Rhode Island Quaker, chose to confront the British army near Guilford Courthouse, North Carolina.

Scenes of protesters confronting army tanks quickly claimed the world's attention last month when Turkey's military staged a coup attempt — and the ensuing crackdown has sparked worldwide concerns.

Calling civilians to confront the Indian Army is a marked escalation and a likely invitation to more bloodshed.