Sentence examples for countries confronted from inspiring English sources

As Matt O'Brien says, this is the same issue countries confronted under the gold standard – a problem they dealt with, eventually, by going off gold.

Alicia Bárcena Ibarra of Mexico, the executive secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, warned ahead of the Santiago summit meeting that Europe could be facing the kind of "lost decade" that Latin American countries confronted 30 years ago.

"What happens in Latin American countries confronted by huge problems of crime and violence is that they don't deal with it by enabling the justice system to function appropriately," Olson said.

Currently, 24 serotypes of BTV have been identified worldwide, with most infected countries confronted with the challenge of dealing with multiple serotypes circulating in their ruminant populations [5].

But most countries confronted this problem only more recently.

A lot of countries confronted with existing or emerging shortages of primary care physicians have adopted different solutions, including a re-defined role of the nursing workforce [ 42].

Vessels from the two countries confront each other almost daily in waters near the islands.

Such a meeting, Mr. Romney said, could result in a commitment to invest in countries confronting Islamic extremists.

Sixty years and several wars later, the two countries confront each other in a nuclear standoff, trade charges of subversion, and periodically exchange fire in the Kashmiri Himalayas.

Findings from a Freedom House analysis, "Countries at the Crossroads," point to the challenges that many of these recipient countries confront as they struggle to build more transparent and accountable systems.

As new revelations of sex abuse by priests continued to emerge in Benedict's native Germany, as well as Austria and the Netherlands, Mr. O'Gorman said that the Irish crisis "has lessons for other countries confronting clerical abuse".