Sentence examples for confronted with cases from inspiring English sources
British and Israeli courts haven't been terrorized into sticking their heads in the sand when confronted with cases about rendition, torture, unauthorized wiretapping and other abuses of the government's counterterrorism powers.
When United States banks were confronted with cases where their correspondent clients had used their systems to launder money, "In most cases they closed those accounts as soon as we told them the facts," Senator Levin said in an interview yesterday.
Confronted with cases like this, Badhwar (2003) concludes that the object of love is fungible after all (though she insists that it is very unlikely in practice).
Orthopaedic surgeons are always confronted with cases of extensive bone loss known as critical size defects (CSDs)—where outside intervention is necessary for healing to occur.
(Interview 6 However, maintaining a pacifist position was difficult when confronted with cases of IPV – when they were in two minds about whether to fight the aggressor, or stay calm and appeal to him, or report it to the authorities, knowing that the authorities might not be sympathetic and helpful in such cases.
The favourable course of the case presented here may encourage physicians confronted with similar cases.
Health personnel are often confronted with forensic cases.
Confronted with such cases, ReTrace fails to find pathways utilizing the unmapped portions of the reactions.
We found further characterization of GAS isolates helpful when confronted with multiple cases of GAS disease in a facility.
Nevertheless, despite the theoretical willingness of most doctors to provide abortion services, deeper analysis of the interviews revealed that, when confronted with real cases, while counselling referrals are not considered problematic, actual provision of abortion services is usually clandestine.
However, in centers without a strong cerebrovascular caseload, residents may not be confronted with enough cases to achieve self-confidence and skills in the management of aneurysms to safely transit them to unsupervised practice.
