But this too was no more than another politician's attempt to confront an issue head on as the pundits are so fond of saying.
Never attempt to confront an intruder, it will only make matters worse.
If you attempt to confront an abused cat in her lair, you will increase her stress, and she may lash out aggressively.
For him, such "segregation" serves as a strong indicator of the city's attempt to confront homelessness as a simple numbers game instead of a human rights issue, and makes it even more difficult for people to hold on to housing once they finally manage to secure it.
In a way, it was an attempt to confront some of my fears as a husband and as a father.
They attempt to confront their experiences in a society that aims to erase them, a result of the kinds of grand nativist notions that Roth seems unwilling to question.
Concerned for their friend, Stan, Kyle, and Cartman attempt to confront the Jonas Brothers at a televised appearance in Denver, but Mickey, mistaking the boys for secret agents hired by DreamWorks (or Michael Eisner) to sabotage the televised appearance, tranquilizes them and takes them prisoner.
But where Rocco Falivena went natalist in an attempt to confront the issue of decline head-on, a consortium of 17 cities in this part of Germany has adopted a more innovative strategy.
