Today, hundreds of thousands of Pakistani and Indian troops confront one another on Kashmir's cease-fire line, and further south in the plains of Punjab.
The very shocking video of Ray Rice's assault on his fiancee has allowed us to confront one aspect of this.
We count on everyone being aboveboard, and we encourage people to confront one another.
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.
In this book, they suggest a series of innovative proposals on how to improve the world environmental governance to confront one of the most complex problems that humanity is facing.
But on a more somber level, the reader is forced to confront one of the darkest periods in the nation's history not just with cold statistics -- Carter includes enough of those -- but as personal struggle and tragedy.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY DEBATES There were more than two dozen of them on live television, and none of them allowed the candidates to confront one another fully and directly.
Tad puts forward the case against the War on Terror, though only to Lucy and her daughter, who spend two weekends at Augie's house on Useless Bay, north of Seattle - Tad and Augie never confront one another directly.
Mr. Strauss-Kahn said he also planned to confront one of the most politically charged issues at the fund: strengthening its pressure on China to allow its currency, the renminbi, to rise.
In it, five high school students doing detention time confront one another verbally.
Therefore, Muslims believe that Islam, Christianity and Judaism do not need to confront one another.
