We would have to confront it as being at the centre of the British economic model and decide whether this is a model we want to keep.
Racism is a system that manifests itself in various ways, and we need to confront it at its core.
The better way is introducing innovative solutions that confront it at its origins and spread of their own accord.
He fought the supremacy of the German Social Democratic Party in the Second International and, in order to deprive it of its revolutionary reputation, confronted it at the Congress of Stuttgart in 1907 with his formula "insurrection rather than war".
I must have been amazed that something so old could be so refined, and grateful that I could confront it at eye level.
It is almost unfathomable when we first confront it, at the top of the stairs – it is some kind of strange geometric form that seems to resemble the generic blueprint of a tree.
This is also true for the silence inside you; you may not want to confront it at first.
No matter how important an issue Congress confronts, it produces, at best, showpiece legislation of dubious merit.
"We can stay home and wish the problem away, or we can confront it head on at the source," an administration official said.
His sits, disgusted, his body powerless as it reacts with repeated deep, guttural convulsions that cannot be acted; through a process of filming a movie that Congo thought might stabilize their justness, he is instead forced to confront it, alone, violently vomiting at his feet.
And by extension, I think that those who are looking at it, confront it openly, have to deal with some aspect of themselves ultimately.
