Sentence examples for confronting it has from inspiring English sources

Confronting it has now become a matter for the Justice Department rather than the Treasury Department, whose narcotics bureau dated to the 1930's.

Confronting it has no military solution.

As a result, longstanding debates over how to achieve national liberation — by comforting Israel or confronting it — have now been resolved.

You're going to confront it, and the way you choose to confront it has the potential of bringing you even closer to god.

For reasons of ideology or politics or both, the United States has failed to acknowledge the practical choices confronting it and has instead clung to the notion that government can and should be neutral with regard to market adjustments.

By confronting it, I had been able to stop this negative break-in from advancing any further.

And it speaks just as eloquently to the idiosyncratic responses — sometimes practical, sometimes purely frivolous — with which we confront it once it has arrived.

And by extension, I think that those who are looking at it, confront it openly, have to deal with some aspect of themselves ultimately.

And when that happens, it's important to confront it and have a debate because it violates the secular order, the separation of state and church.

And he is confronting it the way he has previous crises: with a relentless campaign to persuade people to see things his way.

He exhorted Roman Catholics to confront racism: "It has been my observation that racism in Minnesota is no less real and no less serious than that which I experienced in Louisiana .The letter has raised hackles.