Sentence examples for challenges of confronting from inspiring English sources

The local police chief in the Buner district, Zubair Shah, a rising star of the Pakistani police force, acknowledged the challenges of confronting a Taliban threat that is more deeply ensconced in communities all over Pakistan than had been thought.

Prepare to face the challenges of confronting the past.

The challenge of confronting extremists is highlighted in US embassy cables which warned of British Somalis returning to the UK after indulging in "jihadi tourism".

The challenge of confronting terrorists who have a vast support network is huge; Pakistan's fledgling democracy needs help from the rest of the world.

For them, the debate over Iran offers more proof that the international community and its institutions are not up to the challenge of confronting evildoers.

Police officials and military leaders appear reluctant to remove the protesters forcibly because of the physical challenge of confronting thousands of demonstrators and because the protesters appear to have support among the Thai elite.

In reality, though, the challenge of confronting the next Bear or A.I.G. will fall on less independently minded men, and, despite the passage of the Dodd-Frank Bill, it might not be very long delayed.

I also have the challenge of confronting the far less entertaining reality of mental illness in my own family.

In fact, I've seen students as young as fourteen whole-heartedly embrace the intellectual challenge of confronting the competing values that any legal system must balance.

As the Obama administration grapples with economic disaster and inherited wars, it will have the added challenge of confronting a military-industrial complex accustomed to budgets that reach almost three quarters of a trillion dollars, based on exaggerated global threats, unsubstantiated economic claims, and entrenched profligacy.

Ashodaya's framework is useful insofar as it provides a means of analysing the complex relationship between empowerment and the challenge of confronting stigma, discrimination and gender-based violence [ 25].