Brin's team had one more challenge to confront: how to determine which sites to block?
The world will have to confront how to make cities more fit for human habitation.
She navigated the conundrum that black journalists then and now confront: how to respond to the need for informed coverage of racial issues without being confined by it.
Scientists, healthcare providers, and policy-makers confront how to approach these complex questions, yet scientific and technological advances have far outpaced our ability to understand or make key decisions about these issues.
One of the main challenges to forming a more perfect European Union is one that the American founding fathers confronted: how to find a way for big states and small states to share power.
He admits that Climate Camp has had to confront how to balance living both by its own radical ideals – saying "something must happen now [on climate change]" – with being more inclusive.
The remarks come as NATO nations confront how to handle Russia following its 2014 annexation of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula and U.S. intelligence assessments that Russia hacked Democratic Party officials during the presidential campaign last year.
WASHINGTON The remarkable Republican victory in Massachusetts demonstrated convincingly that the deep populist anger fueling the Tea Party movement has migrated from the political fringe to the mainstream, forcing both parties to confront how to channel a growing mood of public resentment to their own ends.
Sunday, after 11 episodes that have placed the characters on what could be a deadly collision course, the series faces a challenge that many recent gripping serial dramas have confronted: how to bring the season to a climactic end without leaving its most loyal fans "howling" in disappointment.
Talking with Hamas, it is said in another essay, runs counter to efforts to delegitimize terrorism, and "the new administration will have to confront how best to deal with this awkward reality".
