Crash officers worked in tough places and were expected to confront violence with violence.
The owner flew back from England to attend the hearing, and was expecting to confront the tenant.
Along with enthusiastic well-wishers, Mr. Obama is expected to confront protests about his foreign policies from a coalition of trade unionists, students, lawyers and Muslim groups.
More states are expected to confront these issues this year, creating a state-to-state patchwork on abortion access.
This year, the Pope will be expected to confront these matters in all their doctrinal complexity.
Troops will not be expected to confront the caravan.
Brazil in the early 21st century faces challenges of great magnitude, and the expanded system of federal universities is expected to play a fundamental role in confronting them.
But Mr. Miller is expected to adopt a downbeat tone, emphasizing that the division is at least confronting its problems.
Ms. White, who is expected to sail through a Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday, must first confront questions about her ties to Wall Street.
The Wales captain, Ashley Williams, is expected to be flanked by Chris Gunter and James Chester in a back three as the Welsh confront Ronaldo.
As principal supervisor, the central bank is expected to be more willing than national regulators to force sick banks to confront their problems.
