The second case was confronted by the Florida Supreme Court last month.
By contrast, arguments of equality bite where the court in the original case was confronted with a situation where the correct outcome was indeterminate, i.e., where more than one outcome was possible in light of the legally permissible arguments.
A rather simplistic view, which defines vulnerability as the probability that a social, ecological, or physical reference unit will suffer harm in the case of a certain event, is confronted with numerous other conceptions, including further interdependent influencing factors, and means of protection referring to different time scales, spatial references, and so forth (Voss 2008).
The most common problem in such cases is confronting bone loss after tooth extraction because of long-standing periodontitis.
Hampton and Ware, like all defense attorneys trying to exonerate defendants in these cases, are confronting the vagaries of child testimony.
While working on this case, Hannah is confronted with dangers lurking in the Florida swamps and rivers, among them, human obsession.
The case of France is confronted with the case of Germany.
This is especially the case when it is confronted with regimes such as those of Bashar al-Assad and Vladimir Putin that feel no compunction over a scorched-earth response to insurgency and do so with calculation.
Seeing this revival of her 2002 play A Number so soon after watching The Skriker at Manchester international festival, I was struck by the fact that both are about disturbing the balance of nature and the mixed motives behind our urge for self-perpetuation: in this extreme case, a father is confronted by three of his sons, two of whom are clones of the first.
