"As the enormity of the organizational challenge is confronted by responsible leaders of the protests and the opposition, they're saying, 'O.K., we've got work to do.' " The administration is in touch with opposition leaders, Mrs. Clinton said, and has expressed willingness to work with them to organize political parties.
But the implications, issues and opportunities for men have not yet become part of the conversation, and my simple goal for this article is to begin the dialogue, to acknowledge the reality of the challenges men are facing and will need to confront, challenges being confronted by Matthew Weiner's characters in Mad Men.
Another challenge is confronting the islands: airlines reduced service to the region by 14.5percentt in December, according to OAG, which tracks airline flight schedules.
MOFs have great potential for electrochemical applications, but two challenges are confronted, including the design of redox-active MOFs (ra-MOFs) and the improvement of MOF conductivity.
Perhaps it is this uncertainty regarding health issues of nanotechnology activities that deters many countries from starting their own nanotechnology initiatives, but such position is a negative one because nanotechnology has come and it is fast growing into every area of life, and the earlier the surrounding challenges are confronted by a nation, organization, or agency, the better for her.
But fundamental challenges were confronting television.
However, these old challenges are confronting a new and different context, particularly in the southern African region.
Significant global health challenges are being confronted in the 21st century, prompting calls to rethink approaches to disease prevention.
Our category 'what next' indicates the same challenges of being confronted with lack of skills and guideline, no adequate rooms for screening sessions, inadequate time, and heavy work load.
Despite ample research, understanding plant spread and predicting their ability to track projected climate changes remain a formidable challenge to be confronted.
The following lessons of communism could prove vital to the West in the war against radical Islam: The challenge must be confronted at the level at which it is posed.
