Thus, we conducted a study to confront the tree of birnaviruses with the tree of their hosts.
We also reviewed PMTCT policies in the four countries through document study and key informant interviews to determine the guidance given to health workers on how to conduct counseling, and how to confront the challenges of consent, confidentiality and disclosure in pre- and post-test counseling.
The question is whether MPs have the courage and honesty to conduct this collective inquiry and to confront its inevitable conclusion: that there is no magical Brexit tree to be shaken, that the 2016 referendum was a colossal exercise in political mis-selling, and that there is no form of departure that also delivers the best features of EU membership.
During her visit in Japan in March 2015, the German Chancellor, Merkel, urged Japan to confront its wartime conduct, citing Germany's ability to "face our history" and reconcile with victims of its Nazi past (McCurry 2015).
At best, these incidents underscore how the international community and U.S. leaders have refused to confront Saudi Arabia over its conduct in the Arab world's poorest nation, despite a track record that continues to exact a punishing toll on innocent lives.
The police have been extremely reluctant to confront the demonstrators directly, instead conducting joint security operations with the army.
Much of their social life, for boys as well as girls, is now conducted on smartphones, where teen-agers don't have to confront one another.
Terrorism happened here, conducted by Americans who had a reason, a notion whose uncomfortable edges this story forces us to confront.
To connect, honor, to confront".
Hence the reluctance to confront the issue.
