3.3 The authors submit that they are victims notwithstanding the absence of any direct confrontation with the participants in the march.

But so those are all parts of our bodies where we very directly interact with our environment, in a direct confrontation, if you like.

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Country specific resolutions led to confrontation.

The September deadline precipitated a confrontation.

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The reaction on the streets was violent confrontation.

In its structure, global confrontation continues to smolder.

Both sides are actively preparing for this probable confrontation.

During the confrontation, a Bangladeshi peacekeeper was seriously injured.

History has seen that confrontation flare up more than once.

Soon after, hundreds of Chinese fishing vessels approached the islands to assert China s sovereignty. These vessels have lately been joined by an increasing number of Chinese surveillance forces, which periodically enter the waters surrounding the islands, sometimes leading to direct confrontation with Japanese patrol ships.

Everybody knows that Cold War is the confrontation between two nations.

Putin s regime is based on rule by force, manifested in repression at home and aggression abroad. But it has been able to gain a tactical advantage, at least in the short term, over the EU and the United States, which are determined to avoid direct military confrontation.

Even so, the opposition s mistakes have been massive, ranging from support for the failed coup against the democratically elected Chávez in April 2002 to the failed strike at PEDEVSA, Venezuela s national oil company, in early 2003. Nothing is more lethal in politics than failure in direct confrontation.

FLORENCE US President Barack Obama s administration has lost little time in announcing that it will seek direct talks with the Iranian government. This means, at the very least, a tough confrontation over Iran s quest for a regional strategic advantage in the form of a nuclear weapon.

Iran's dangerous mix of Holocaust denial, direct and continuous support for terrorism, nuclear programme and ambitions, as well as its blunt incitement and confrontation against another United Nations Member State, are contrary to the Charter of the United Nations and the principles and ideals of this institution.

And I think our architecture is a confrontation with our own senses.

Conflict and confrontation arising from racial or religious differences persist around the world.

Hamas s emergence as a formidable military force also reflects the Egyptians inept performance in preventing the smuggling of weapons into Gaza. Taming Hamas is in Egypt s interest, but it refuses to pay the price of a direct confrontation because that might lead Egyptian forces to be perceived as Israel s protectors.

It would recognize that confrontation is being pursued only by small (though determined) minorities.

Before its use became widespread, conflicts and disputes were invariably resolved through armed confrontation.

It certainly has some of the characteristics of a confrontation between Arabs and Africans.

Perhaps the best way to avoid confrontation is to cooperate on shared external threats, most notably nuclear proliferation, global climate change, and Islamic extremism. But getting to 2030 without a major confrontation will be a major achievement.

The conflict, and thus the danger of a military confrontation, will not disappear under a new US administration. On the contrary, should the negotiations fail, the confrontation will resurface in short order, and be far more dangerous.

To some extent, the confrontation between unilateralism and multilateralism has entered into a critical period.

Such double standards and selectivity would only increase confrontation in the area of human rights.

Unfortunately, attempts to suppress that right were frequent, and had often led to military confrontation.

A victorious Russia would pose a potent threat to the Baltic states, with their large ethnic Russian populations. Instead of supporting Ukraine, NATO would have to defend itself on its own soil, exposing both the EU and the US to the danger they have been so eager to avoid direct military confrontation with Russia.

Tsipras might defend his approach to the referendum by asserting that his goal was not so much to sound out the people as to reinforce his position in the confrontation with Greece s creditors. But what is the justification for that confrontation?

The question had been internationalized by the involvement of third countries, thus leading to armed confrontation.

Both Israel and Lebanon regularly declare their desire to avoid confrontation and destabilization of the area.

The risk of East West confrontation has faded away with the disappearance of the Eastern bloc.

It is not a confrontation between religions, but fundamentalist religious groups have severely exacerbated the conflict.

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The political leaders of Côte d'Ivoire must choose cooperation and dialogue rather than violence, provocation and confrontation.

Our nations must not remain trapped by hate and history in a cycle of confrontation and conflict.

We hope that the December deadline will not be pressed and will not provoke a similar confrontation.

It was unacceptable to turn outer space into an arena for armed confrontation and an arms race.

Saleh received a strong endorsement from the GCC last December for his domestic wars, and Saudi Arabia has been in direct military confrontation with the Houthis, its army having crossed Yemen s border. But the GCC members failure to open their economies which are always in need of guest workers to Yemen s young men is short sighted.

During the confrontation of substitutes in the latter part of the third quarter, the Timberwolves started catching up.