Sentence examples for confronting this crisis from inspiring English sources
"Confronting this crisis will require a combination of enforcement and treatment.
He voted against TARP, suggesting the country would be better off by confronting "this crisis with resolute courage and faith in God and the principles of freedom and free enterprise".
Mr. Chairman, in confronting this crisis, the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative remains our best hope.
"Even as we carry out these two missions, we will continue to pursue a broader strategy that empowers Iraqis to confront this crisis," he said.
"We are in a much stronger position to confront this crisis than we were at the beginning of 2009 and the end of 2008".In some ways that is true.
Our epic failure to confront this crisis may have something to do with how easy it is to shunt it off into the emotionally remote corners of our awareness where we calculate global carbon balances.
Republican "cheerleaders for the disastrous war in Iraq are now joining the blame-America-first crowd rather than working with our Commander-in-Chief to confront this crisis," she says.In short, the woeful level of Washington debate allows Mr Obama to explain why the world is complicated, and why this is mostly for others to fix.
In her new book, Lost In Math, Sabine Hossenfelder adroitly confronts this crisis head on, interviewing mainstream scientists, Nobel Laureates, and (non-crackpot) contrarians alike.
"We need to get the message out loud and clear to the entire world about the absolute need to confront this crisis head on," he said.
What you may not know is that the Affordable Care Act directly confronts this crisis in a number of ways— beginning with empowering employers to battle obesity by allowing them to charge obese employees 30 to 50percentt more in what they contribute toward their health insurance benefit should an employee refuse to participate in a qualified wellness program designed to help them lose weight.
