Sentence examples for confronted such issues. from inspiring English sources

Wesson, a former Assembly speaker, has kept a tight rein on the council as it confronted such issues as increasing the minimum wage, boosting voter turnout and regulating street vending.

Of course, Brazil is far from the only country forced to confront such issues.

Many on the left fear confronting such issues over worries it will demonise and criminalise ordinary refugees.

But nowhere does he make the point that, under a truly independent regime of ownership and regulation, he would not have to confront such issues at all.

That is not to say the Butterball corporation, which took over the plant from Cargill in 2006, does not have to confront such issues.

Rarely since the Vietnam War have presidential hopefuls had to confront such issues in such detail so early in the primary season.

He didn't confront such issues in his talk, and he managed to forestall annoying questions by announcing in advance that he was sick of them.

Adults, by contrast, often confront such issues, even tangentially, only in the context of intense emotional involvement, some sort of crisis or high-priced psychotherapy.

Their musical challenge was to confront such issues and emerge with something beautiful and uplifting, which is why Herlihy is concerned that what was meant as a positive, hopeful first album will be released under a "black cloud".

Schools Chancellor Rudy Crew released a budget request yesterday that seeks to confront such issues in the public eye as the sorry physical state of many school buildings while maintaining his own agenda to raise academic standards and extend after-school programs.

Only one of 12 jurors needs to be convinced to impose a life sentence; jurors typically confront such issues once in a lifetime and are more likely to appreciate their gravity; and elected judges are occasionally swayed by political considerations, experts say.