Sentence examples for I plan to confront from inspiring English sources

I plan to confront all leaders on the issues that concern me the most.

Labour said it planned to confront Mrs May over the claims when she appears before MPs in the Commons on Monday.

MIT Professor Maria Zuber discusses with WGBH Morning Edition host Bob Seay the Institutes plan to confront climate change.

Union activists also plan to confront Mr. McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, at his appearances in the coming months.

It is not clear if any of the protest groups plan to confront their opponents during the day.

Center faculty also plan to confront the growing incidence of cardiovascular disease, which is now the leading cause of mortality in Haiti, Tanzania, and many other developing countries.

Mr. Trump does not plan to confront Mr. Xi with the most aggressive of his campaign threats: a 45percenttariffff on Chinese goods.

Western leaders plan to confront Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit in St . Petersburgwith new evidence from France that reportedly links Assad to the 21 August chemical attack.

Across the country this summer, colleges, high schools and even a few elementary schools plan to confront and commemorate the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks in ways that they say would have been impossible in the emotional time immediately afterward.

I rode back downstairs, planning to confront the manager about a lack of privacy, when I was greeted in the lobby by a smiling worker.

Wednesday, Republicans on the committee are planning to confront Holder on a range of recent controversies.