Cities have tremendous challenges that they are trying to confront in terms of safety and sustainability, says Reynolds.
A former Israeli intelligence officer said that Israel's leadership had concluded by then that the United States was unwilling to confront Iran; in terms of salvaging the situation in Iraq, he said, "it doesn't add up.
The classical Internet has confronted many drawbacks in terms of network security, scalability, and performance, although it has strongly influenced the development and evolution of diverse network technologies, applications, and services.
We do it this way because it is our experience that the nation doesn't move around questions of genuine equality for the poor and for black people until it is confronted massively, dramatically in terms of direct action..
In his Poor People's Campaign speech, King said a march on Washington is necessary "because it is our experience that the nation doesn't move around questions of genuine equality for the poor and for black people until it is confronted massively, dramatically in terms of direct action".
Senator Olympia J. Snowe of Maine, a moderate Republican who had implored Mr. Jeffords not to leave the party, said on "This Week" that with Mr. Jeffords's departure, it "was a sad day, I think, for the Republican Party, and even sadder if we don't confront the reality in terms of why he left".
We all experience the problem whenever we are in need of some information, though "people who use the Internet often are likely to perceive fewer problems and confront fewer obstacles in terms of information overload" [1].
But Belgium could be confronted with another problem in terms of small arms.
In particular, it would be interesting to understand how respondents reason when confronted with initial health in terms of a certain level of QALE.
