However, at the same time, organizational designers continue to confront tradeoffs between designs that afford control and those that prompt initiative.
All elected officials confront tradeoffs between what they think is right and what they think they must do to win.
MPs will on Friday confront a choice between two duties to protect.
Forced to confront the gulf between reality and her ideals, Goldman always went with the latter.
For the Dalai Lama, it forced him to confront a gap between Tibetans' rage and his own aversion to violence.
But they are not forcing even their own supporters to confront the choice between repealing the cuts and shoring up Social Security and Medicare.
This winter, the museum's new director, Francine Carraro, organized a symposium -- "Wildlife Art: Kitsch or Kunst?" -- to confront the confusion between images of wildlife in art and Wildlife Art.
In the narrow confines of pollingbooths at least, voters will confront a choice between change or no change in the governance of their local authority.
If Merida had been forced to confront the conflict between gratification and duty, she might have become a more interesting character.
A nation of "reluctant" Europeans will have to confront a choice between taking part in greater integration, including joining the Euro, or an uncertain future.
