Sentence examples for confront possible from inspiring English sources

He passionately argues his case, but is also first to point out the parts of his theory that are incomplete, eager to anticipate and confront possible counterarguments.

"We will have a meeting with university officials next week to coordinate how to confront possible incidents," the commander, Ali Fazli, was quoted as saying.

And yet this comes days after General al-Sisi told Egyptians who agreed with him "to take to the streets" on Friday to "give me, the army, and police, a mandate to confront possible violence and terrorism".

Mr. Chirac is in an uncomfortable position: he must embrace the fall of Saddam Hussein, endure criticism at home for pitting France against the United States and confront possible diplomatic isolation in Washington.

For their part, Palestinian Authority officials in the West Bank have called for mass demonstrations in cities and towns in support of the initiative, and the Israeli army and police have responded by publicizing their preparations to confront possible marches toward Israeli checkpoints and settlements.

Gen Sisi encouraged them to turn out on 26 July to give the army a "mandate to confront possible violence and terrorism".

Federal agencies are confronting possible repercussions from a cyberattack disclosed last week on one of the nation's largest information security companies.

The New York Police Department, confronting possible layoffs for the first time in three decades, is grappling with two new questions: Can it forestall layoffs by finding other savings?

However, it is less clear that they help firms in upheaval or confronting possible failure such as Tribune and Chrysler.ESOPs "aren't magic", argues Corey Rosen, who runs the National Centre for Employee Ownership.

At every stop, Mr. Giuliani praised the governor for his handling of the crisis after the Sept. 11 attack and said the state needed his experience as it confronts possible future terrorist attacks, economic troubles and a budget shortfall.

The city's Water Department will now write a plan for the project, which would make San Diego, confronting possible water shortages next year, one of the few places in the country that augments drinking water reservoirs with purified sewage.