And when it confronted itself with foreign policy change, the coalition ran into its own second thoughts.
One of the signs of maturity in a research program is shown by its beginning to confront itself with some major topics in traditional and mainstream philosophy.
The Chinese nation became a self-conscious national entity during the past century, while confronting itself with Western powers; however, as a nation-in-itself, it was gradually formed through the above-described historical process.
Recently society has sought to confront itself with these vector-borne diseases, broadly, across the globe, and several approaches have been applied to fight these diseases; some with more success than others (Macer 2005).
The evil is so deep rooted and maybe if it had to confront itself..."...
In this scenario, they are "partners," and they are facing asymmetrical threats that the US in theory wishes to avoid confronting itself.
On August 21, 2013, the City of Brotherly Love witnessed one of those rare moments in time when the criminal justice system was forced to confront itself, its flaws and abuses, the corruption of public servants that send the innocent to prison, sometimes for decades, and sometimes to death.
UNICEF Chief of Child Protection in Tanzania, Andrew Brooks, says the study represents the first time an African government has confronted itself with statistical proof of a deep social malaise such as child abuse, in a bid to address it with epidemiological vigour.
The Bluest Eye is not only a story but an awe-inspiring poem that confronts beauty itself and the consequences of beauty standards on individuals that do not meet them.
Narcissism, which everyone finds increasing, is the modern art of the self, the confining of the self within the self, and the loneliness and sadness of the self confronted by itself.
