Nor has the problem that we are trying to confront anything to do with "British values" as such, whatever these may be.
It is a time when tension is felt between two opposing forces; the idea behind this is to confront opposites, to do battle with the shadow forces, and to strive for something better.
The films cover four common situations immigrants may have to confront: what to do if ICE is at their door, in their home, in their neighborhood, or arrests them.
"So today we've kind of been confronted with what to do when it's a hard, solid chunk rather than an easier mix".
Even more confusing, when confronted, FWD.us chose to do something no other major organization in technology has done: it remained silent.
We are confronted with choices to do the right thing, to be more responsible, all the time.
The Vatican has refused to confront issues having to do with women priests, married priests, gay priests with anything but disgust or denial, let alone confront the problem of aids, or abuse, or even condoms.
If Mathis does wind up making his living overseas, one question he will have to confront is what to do with his rec room.
Brazil's diplomats say that rising economic power means that at every meeting on trade, they are confronted with a demand to do more for their neighbours.
For years, Verizon and Vodafone have confronted a problem: what to do with Verizon Wireless, which they both own nearly equally?
