Sentence examples for Should be confronted with from inspiring English sources

A land system perspective requires local studies of production systems to be contextualised in a regional and global context, while global assessments should be confronted with local realities.

That Joe, still as much child as man, should be confronted with such a choice is as terrible as any other crime depicted in The Round House.

In bringing all this about, Glock's driving concern was that young musicians should be confronted with the highest possible standards, as he had been.

France also does not allow Muslim women to cover their face in public, which limits their freedom of expression.Holocaust deniers should be confronted with facts and perhaps scorn, but not jail and the threat of state force.

At the confirmation hearing for Donald H. Rumsfeld, George W. Bush's choice for defense secretary, Mr. Rumsfeld should be confronted with this life-or-death problem and asked if he agrees with its cavalier dismissal by the Navy.

A more difficult issue is how far, if at all, a child witness should be confronted with a specific accusation of having told a lie, where the essence of the defence case is that the child's evidence is untrue.

The heirs to this atrocity -- long established Americans and newly naturalized citizens alike -- should be confronted continually with the horrors of what their country wrought.

The referees aught to know the difference, and where the arbiters err they should be confronted in a private room with video evidence.

These days, progressives are way too deferential and nice to elected Democrats who should be confronted for their active or passive complicity with abysmal policies of the Obama White House.

They should be confronted or contained.

Muslims should be confronted and stigmatised.