And where that success is concerned, you have to confront an uncomfortable truth.
It also requires bold leadership – people ready to heed voters' concerns and to confront the challenges that Europe faces.
Much of this article was recently published following my interview with National Security Analyst Ryan Mauro, Fellow at The Clarion Fund, concerning my motives to confront contemporary radical Islamism.
National and international bodies concerned with research ethics need to confront the greatest ethical challenge-the enormous inequities in global health research [ 1].
Even at free-format stations like Drexel University's WKDU, which streams online but still maintains a strong local presence on the FM dial, students are being forced to confront issues concerning the station's distinctiveness.
To do that, they have to confront concerns that cutting back will hurt children's futures or the quality of programs.
Mr. Obama uses a new spot to confront concerns about his level of experience, speaking of his role in arms control legislation and ethics reform in the Senate.
Mr. Bernstein also poses the essential concerns voters will need to confront in deciding whether they will support Mrs. Clinton's 2008 candidacy.
Experience in psychiatry with the late recognition of the serious metabolic side effects of atypical antipsychotics leads us to believe that it is better to confront concerns about this serious side effect now, rather than allowing the issue to polarize into a situation where there are those clinicians "for lithium" and those clinicians "against lithium".
Industrial wastewater treatment, for example, has to confront important challenges concerning both cost management of treatment plants and fulfillment of regulations.
