Sentence examples for aimed at confronting from inspiring English sources

The Durham Report, tabled before the end of the year, aimed at confronting the disturbances without illusions.

* Rebuilt and refocused Palestinian Authority security apparatus begins sustained, targeted and effective operations aimed at confronting all those engaged in terror and dismantlement of terrorist capabilities and infrastructure.

He may also have been addressing domestic critics in Britain, or other NATO countries that have been less active than Britain in counterterrorism efforts aimed at confronting the spread of Islamic militant groups.

In the first phase, Palestinian security forces are supposed to begin "sustained, targeted, and effective operations aimed at confronting all those engaged in terror and dismantlement of terrorist capabilities".

It was the image of a "mushroom cloud coming to a Main Street near you" that ensured Congress's swift approval for the use of force rather than any appeal to "democratic peace" aimed at confronting terrorism.

The article emphasizes recent initiatives of the government aimed at confronting these challenges through a critical examination of their implementation and the outcomes therefrom.

In this paper, we propose a novel collaborative intrusion prevention architecture, i.e. CIPA, aiming at confronting such coordinated intrusion behavior.

On the other hand, we aim at confronting our estimates of the impact of regional unemployment on wages with the benchmark estimated in the literature, to have an indication on the reliability of our overall empirical strategy.

In a recent session at RHR, Mr. Healy of Best Buy took part in a series of exercises aimed at helping participants confront negative traits common in their ranks, like arrogance and the drive to dominate people.

Within Australia, numerous programs have been introduced by governments aimed at reducing access difficulties confronting rural populations [ 7].

It was an astonishingly candid report, perhaps aimed at forcing the State Department to confront the growing disaster.