This dearth of powerful women undermines Burmese women's capacity to confront and address the abuses they frequently face.
There are a number of urgent issues the government and the NHS must confront to address this care deficit and provide the highest quality services possible.
"We must insist that our elected officials confront and address head-on crucial issues that created this crisis: teachers' contracts and state policies that keep ineffective teachers in classrooms and too often make it nearly impossible to get our best teachers paired up with the students who most need them," it said.
If Hillary is going to confront and address this issue, she must look within herself.
Moreover, new activism and new technology have combined for greater awareness of police bias and violence in communities of color, and students are forcing universities to confront and address past and present racism in their midst.
CEO Action for Diversity and Inclusion™, the largest CEO-led business coalition to advance Diversity & Inclusion in the US, brought Corbat and Rohman together with D&I expert Y-Vonne Hutchinson to confront and address the diversity and inclusion challenges facing the modern workplace.
At the heart of his work lies the belief that all of human society's ills, from the post-war era to the present -- and including numerous genocides, from Cambodia to Rwanda -- lies in its failure to meaningfully confront and address the implications and horrors of what occurred in the Holocaust.
Letting a problem escalate is a passive aggressive behavior whereby an individual refuses to confront or address a problem.
"This is in the best interests of patients and NHS staff and allows problems to be confronted and addressed quickly".
He said that interviewees needed to know they could "speak with absolute frankness and candour" and the subsequent reports needed to be "drafted in frank, and if necessary blunt, language" so that "problems are confronted and addressed, and are not avoided or overlooked".
