Once in Geneva, Mr. Kerry confronted resistance from French diplomats, who worried that the deal taking shape with Iran was too lenient.
Beyond the usual logistical delays and a recession-related slowdown in financing, the project has confronted resistance from both suburbanites in what were once exclusively white enclaves and from some in the black-owned minibus taxi industry that sprang up during apartheid.
Several drugs have been approved for the treatment of Raf relevant diseases, yet more candidates are ever needed as the known drugs have confronted resistance and side effects.
Along with defections among the elite, the Islamic Republic continues to confront popular resistance.
A President Clinton, on the other hand, would confront little resistance to her constitutional transgressions.
Influenza, tuberculosis, malaria, cancer, and HIV/AIDS are some of the important examples of diseases that confront drug resistance.
Most attempts to reform the system confronted massive resistance from well-organized trade unions armed with contracts protecting their members.
This category of "witnessing artist" is especially crucial to the cultural memory of the Holocaust and constantly confronts the resistance and numbing that persist in our society and throughout the world, no matter how many Holocaust dramas are performed.
While Mr Bush refused to give details of interrogation methods, he said the CIA resorted to an "alternative set of procedures" when confronted with resistance from one of the men in its custody, the senior al-Qaida leader, Abu Zubaydah.
