"There are many businesses that need to confront legacy issues.
And Mr. Romney has emphasized in recent days that he favored a managed bankruptcy instead that would have let the auto companies confront legacy costs like pensions and health care obligations.
Specifically, in 2007 his team changed prices to improve margins, confronted legacy issues, and improved the company's creative offerings.
In locating the ornamental history of Islamic art, we will confront legacies of imperialism and orientalism, interwoven with politics of technology, representation, and design.
Confronting the legacy of childhood trauma.
Confronting the legacy of slavery will be hard and uncomfortable, said Stevenson, but it's necessary to rescue the soul of the nation.
In three months' time – the courts permitting – Franco will join Trujillo and Carrero Blanco and, in doing so, enable the country to shuffle a little closer towards confronting his legacy.
As Obama put it, deliberately, in "Dreams from My Father," about confronting the legacy of black nationalism in Chicago, "Our sense of wholeness would have to arise from something more fine than the bloodlines we'd inherited".
This, then, is the dark heart of Sellafield, a place where engineers and scientists are only now confronting the legacy of Britain's postwar atomic aspirations and the toxic wasteland that has been created on the Cumbrian coast.
The Senate's much-heralded hearings on racial profiling by state troopers on the New Jersey Turnpike were billed as the state's white leadership finally confronting a legacy of official, infamous behavior that was offensive to minority residents.
