At the end, the Israeli and Palestinian leaders left the rainy hills of Maryland for the Middle East confronting the potential for increased violence and political uncertainty -- particularly in Israel, where Mr. Barak faces criticism for considering concessions to the Palestinians.
But, he added, "not to take action in confronting the potential genocide against the Yazidis would be both a failure in terms of enabling the slaughter to go forward and also would suggest our own foreign policy can be held in check by the presence of hostages".
The United States, she said, was trying to get both sides to confront the potential dangers.
This shift in chronologies, however, did not happen in the Greek church, whose theological leaders prepared to confront the potential disruptions of the approaching year 6000.
Still shaken by the closing of the right of deposit at New Orleans, he confronts the potential political consequences of a cession of Louisiana to France that might result in a denial of American access to the Mississippi.
Officials stepped up efforts on two fronts yesterday to confront the potential dangers of dietary supplements, particularly ephedra, which might have contributed to a baseball player's death earlier this week.
The mother-daughter debate unfolding in the Schierenbeck household reflects a debate taking place across the country, as women of varying ages and backgrounds confront the potential milestone implicit in Mrs. Clinton's bid very differently.
While the idea of changes in the rules had attracted significant support at the end of the last Congress because of Democrats' being repeatedly forced to cut off Republican-led filibusters, Senate aides said backing had diminished as Democrats confronted the potential repercussions of such a showdown and the precedents it could set.
31, Mr. Romney will need to confront the potential breakdown of two pillars of his campaign: that he is the most electable (in exit polls, South Carolina voters said Newt Gingrich was) and that he is the favorite of those who care about the economy, a title that polls show also went to Mr. Gingrich in the voting on Saturday.
31, Mr. Romney will need to confront the potential breakdown of two pillars of his campaign: that he is the most electable (in exit polls, South Carolina voters saidNewt Gingrich was) and that he is the favorite of those who care about the economy, a title that polls show also went to Mr. Gingrich in the voting on Saturday.
The theater world had begun to confront the potential for abuse in 2016.
