It's an enemy that can be faced and defeated only by force..
It's an enemy that can be faced and defeated only by force...
But at that point, the cow is already out of the barn, and the supplier can be faced with a difficult dilemma.
Most of the time, if you act fearless enough and choose your battles wisely, the majority of schoolyard bullies can be faced down.
Mr Fillon, a loyal Sarkozy adviser, shares the president's conviction that France is reformable and desperate for change, and that street protests can be faced down.
"Governors can be faced with big, thick wodges of paper to read so they tend not to read it... then they get starved of information," he says.
But if these so-called character flaws are a consequence of poverty, and not just a cause of it, then perhaps they can be faced and redressed.The authors discuss a range of solutions to the psychological pratfalls of scarcity.
Developing states engaged in a defensive regionalist project to improve their collective negotiating power with predominant states in the global political economy can be faced with a divide-and-conquer strategy in interregional and multinational negotiations.
In that circumstance, a patient can be faced with deciding on a treatment that can have serious consequences, knowing that the cancer may have already moved beyond the prostate, making treatment to remove or destroy the prostate useless.
