In 2000, the nation only confronted the flaws in its voting technology after a presidential election was irreparably harmed.
Yesterday in the Guardian, Rajendra Pachauri suggested that an impending recession could force us to confront the flaws in the global economy.
And finally, we confront the flaws in the execution itself.
He urges governments to confront the systemic flaws in a globalised capitalist economy that have fed insurgencies of the nationalist right and Marxist left.
With these numbers finally public, ICE must confront the deep flaws in the program that have led to these wrongful arrests and to the disproportionate targeting of young Latino men," said professor Peter L. Markowitz, director of the Kathryn O. Greenberg Immigration Justice Clinic at Cardozo School of Law, a co-author of the report.
Unless those teaching management practices confront the systemic flaws in the practice of management, we'll make it through this current crisis, only to arrive at the next one, right on schedule, right on time and wrong again.
Josh Rosen sat for an interview for an ESPN The Magazine cover story and was immediately confronted with the flaws that seemingly will undo him as an NFL quarterback, perceptions he cannot control.
In confronting the latest developments in Egypt, the "Arab spring" label appears flawed – and so it was, indeed, from the beginning.
Consider confronting the person.
At most institutions, it would be career suicide to confront the CEO about flaws in his strategic plan.
This requires the patient to endure the anxiety of confronting his flaws before, over time, learning to accept them and find satisfaction in his growth.
