Sentence examples for Confront all challenges from inspiring English sources

"The North Thunder drills represent a clear message that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia an its brothers and friends of the participating countries stand united to confront all challenges and maintain peace and stability in the region," SPA reported.

First, as the PACOM commander, I must be ready to confront all challenges from a position of strength with credible combat power.

The network of understanding among climate change negotiators can, we hope, continue to serve as a reservoir of common interest that can be tapped to confront all the other challenges that cause trembling and misery in our world.

Miley continues as Hannah for another few blockbuster tours and movies, grows up, goes to college, confronts all the challenges that throws up, and is forever typecast in one role.

The issue is not Gordon Brown's personality or leadership style, but an inability to deal with the twin challenges that confront all the main parties and leaders: the failure of the market and the failure of the state.

The Columbia Global Policy Initiative will be distinctive in its determination to confront all of these challenges, while developing a community of dialogue and genuine deliberation among the principal directors and researchers of the projects it supports.

"I try to do different projects and confront different challenges all the time," he explains, ticking off his latest commercial pursuits, which include campaigns for Prada fragrance, Burberry watches and Burberry Brit fragrance.

We must be prepared to confront any challenge," he said.

As a result, we must pause, reflect and take action by teaching our children the basic financial fundamentals so that they will be ready to confront all of life's challenges or else they will be unable to leverage them into opportunities.

If the world's major cities confront the challenges we all face together, we will send a vital signal to our governments of the way forward.

They had all confronted challenges concerning multi-site studies, and were very aware of issues concerning CIRBs.