Sentence examples for to continue this confrontation from inspiring English sources

"Both parties have decided to continue this confrontation indefinitely".

"There seems to be no reason to continue this ridiculous confrontation other than to manufacture false controversy as Chairman Issa's tenure comes to an end".

"The guys inside are holding their ground, but they don't want to continue the confrontation," the official said.

"It is essential to refrain from any comments or actions that could be misinterpreted by the Syrian sides, push them to continue armed confrontation or lead them away from talks," the statement ended.

By issuing their declaration 72 hours after the peace negotiators met in San Sebastián, the ETA commanders appeared to have found a face-saving formula for acknowledging the harsh realities confronting them if they sought to continue their armed confrontation.

This could be yet another opportunity for the company to continue its postwar confrontation of its legal and moral responsibility.

In an interview in 1996 in The New York Times, he described martial arts as a means of self defense, saying of its practitioners: "They won't be victims," and adding, "They can choose whether to continue confrontation or get out of it and flee".

The followers of a Pakistani rights activist murdered for his daring campaigns against extremists say they are determined to continue risking open confrontation with some of the country's most feared Islamist and sectarian groups.

A leader of Yasir Arafat's Fatah movement who has organized the biggest West Bank street protests vowed today to continue confrontations with Israeli forces until they withdraw from the entire West Bank and Gaza Strip, as they did from Lebanon earlier this year.

But Cameron is as much to blame for this calamity, so will the next minister sent in continue this pointless confrontation?

Those group dynamics – which are at play in almost every community – are what keeps toxic people free to continue their behaviours without confrontation or expectation of accountability.