Sentence examples for confronting an issue from inspiring English sources
Stakeholder involvement (SI) can include many activities, from providing information on a website to one-on-one conversations with people confronting an issue in their community.
"A freshman or a newer member who's confronting an issue for the first time is much more likely to be influenced," said Mr. Hansen, who served in the House from 1968 to 1974 and now is director of the Washington-based Columbia Institute for Political Research.
Marissen also confronts an issue that many prefer to avoid: do Bach's Passions project anti-Semitism?
By addressing Iran's nuclear ambitions in less banal terms than have become customary for British politicians, he confronted an issue that hangs broodingly over Westminster.
By saying she knew how to "beat" Republicans, she also squarely confronted an issue that concerns many Democrats: Whether she can, in fact, win the presidency.
But this too was no more than another politician's attempt to confront an issue head on as the pundits are so fond of saying.
Beyond the protection of the rights to his likeness and name, Jordan has seldom if ever confronted an issue that motivated him to move from the middle.
But in the "March of Time" instance, at least, New Jersey's moment as a Nazi colony was for a good cause, because "Inside Nazi Germany" helped force the American public to confront an issue it had been avoiding.
BRUSSELS — European Union leaders may not be facing an imminent meltdown of the euro, but they are expected to confront an issue almost as agonizing when they meet here on Thursday: How far to integrate their budgets and banks.
It is clear the deputy prime minister believes there is a need for politicians of all parties to confront an issue in a non-partisan way if the harm caused by drugs is ever to be tackled successfully.
