At the same time, he will be confronted with deep tensions over the conduct of Special Operations forces in Afghanistan, whose aggressive tactics are seen by Afghan officials as responsible for many of the American mistakes that have resulted in the deaths of civilians.
Burnley borough council, confronted with high-profile ethnic tensions and "race riots", decided to openly address the problem.
The artist explains that his work "revolves around the interior worlds we create in our minds, and the tensions that arise when confronted with our realities.
Thus solid tumors compared to leukemias are confronted with irregular vascularization and more fluctuations in oxygen tension and nutrient supplies, which might contribute to the higher percentile LOH and GOH occurrences displayed by solid tumors compared to leukemias (Fig. 4b).
Confronted with an excess of poverty, alcoholism, illness, inequality, racial tensions, problems faced by immigrants, crime, the evangelical Christian conscience responded with social activism.
With this realization, we are confronted with the shows' multilayered ideas, as well as the racial tensions and misunderstandings that still shape our country far more than we would like to believe.
Residents spoke of the tension between "doing something" and "being powerless" when confronted with certain aspects of poverty.
One interpretation could be that, confronted with a pain of equivalent intensity, migraine patients are particularly vulnerable as compared to tension-type patients.
In particular, people who have high concerns about falls could experience substantial tension with regard to participating in any programme in which they will be confronted with their concerns.
He was confronted with terrible poverty, had run-ins with child soldiers and faced the fallout of the simmering political tension that verged on civil war.
