Sudan, in specific, confronts a critical crises relating to fossil fuel resources, and mostly concerning the production of electricity energy from fired thermal power plants.
But early on, Ms. White also confronted a critical decision -- the potential indictment of Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, a blind Egyptian cleric, as a terrorist in a plot to blow up the United Nations and other city landmarks.
In a courthouse here, Germany confronted a critical chapter of its postwar history today as Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer testified at the trial of an accused terrorist who was once Mr. Fischer's comrade in revolutionary struggle.
WASHINGTON — President Obama confronted a critical Congress and a skeptical nation on Wednesday, decrying the "scare tactics" of his opponents and presenting his most forceful case yet for a sweeping health care overhaul that has eluded Washington for generations.
A 7-foot wide-body and a banger on court, Cartwright was so genial and unthreatening elsewhere that he once confronted a critical reporter (me) by pleading that his wife was upset with what had been written about him in the newspaper.
That decision was key--the second time that Inventure, confronting a critical juncture, made a tough but correct decision.
But that strategy immediately confronts a critical shortage of those with the required skills.
During a three-day, non-jury trial, a physician testified that ER doctors confronting a critical medical situation would never concern themselves with whether a patient's physician had admitting privileges.
He became premier in March 1914 and so was confronted with a critical decision on the outbreak of World War I in July.
Davey was also confronted with a critical article in Monday's Times by the economist Dieter Helm, who claimed that the policy of reducing demand to offset the extra costs of renewable energy such as wind power was "hype", and was not helping cut climate change emissions from fossil fuels because industries were simply moving to countries with lower prices.
Adolescents with parents suffering from cancer are confronted with a critical life event which may raise psychological distress throughout the entire disease process.
