Sentence examples for ability to confront any from inspiring English sources

And we are absolutely confident in Prime Minister Allawi's, and his team's, ability to confront any such message".

This followed the test-firing of several missiles on Tuesday as part of a major military exercise that the IRGC said is intended to "show Iran's deterrent power and... ability to confront any threat".

The IRGC released an official statement on Tuesday defending the tests, saying they were intended "to show Iran's deterrent power and also the Islamic Republic's ability to confront any threat against the (Islamic) Revolution, the state and the sovereignty of the country". .

"The ability to confront a witness is a constitutional right".

RENDITION It's interesting enough to hold your attention, but bad enough to make you despair of Hollywood's ability to confront a serious subject.

Several defense lawyers at Monday's hearing said they planned to file motions challenging the government's use of Mr. Gardiner's work — either because the defendants will lack an ability to confront a witness against them, a violation of the Sixth Amendment, or concerns over the possible violation of rules about hearsay evidence, when one witness quotes another.

Having the ability to confront all of our feelings head on and be present with them is one of the most important gifts we can give to ourselves.

And of course you need other qualities, like honesty, decisiveness and the ability to confront.

Throughout her life, Eva's ability to confront hardship and challenges with curiosity, energy and humor were admirable.

"A Rake's Progress, Brennann says, "had, and still has, the ability to confront what people's ideals of progress are".

PART of the agony and the ecstasy of being human is our ability to confront the big questions.