Sentence examples for confronting states from inspiring English sources

The summit will focus on key policy issues confronting states and provinces as they work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including improving electricity markets, reducing emissions from transportation, and pricing carbon emissions.

"If true, this manipulation of Malaysia's ranking in the State Department's 2015 TIP report would be a perversion of the trafficking list and undermine both the integrity of this important report as well as the very difficult task of confronting states about human trafficking," Menendez said in the statement.

"This is a tough choice that balances the need to decrease the budget deficit with the tough fiscal conditions confronting state and local governments," the proposal said.

About 50 children dropped lines in Calumet Park and caught roughly 1,800 gobies, Mr. Vadas said, confronting state natural resources officials with the extent of the problem.

Mr. Pagliocco at Fidelity says he's not trying to "sugar coat" the seriousness of the deficit issues confronting state and local governments, but he says he does not expect inordinate trouble.

Cabañas was killed for confronting state forces blamed for injustices and violence against Guerrero's poor.

One of the problems that will confront states in this new era is identifying who is behind an attack.

But another driver is the perception that the federal government is inclined to eventually accept the trend, rather than confront states that opt to legalize.

In some cases, we confront state-sponsored networks like Hizbollah that engage in acts of terror to achieve political goals.

In some cases, we continue to confront state-sponsored networks like Hezbollah that engage in acts of terror to achieve political goals.

The state is the latest to see teachers leave schools en masse to confront state lawmakers, hoping to reverse years of budget cuts.