Sentence examples for countries confronting from inspiring English sources
Such a meeting, Mr. Romney said, could result in a commitment to invest in countries confronting Islamic extremists.
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".
The conclusion of the dispute is a cautionary tale for countries confronting China about currency manipulation.
But the world is making progress: Thanks to bed nets, insecticides and improved access to medications, one third of the countries confronting malaria have seen the number of cases drop by at least half since 2000.
All countries confronting the demands of global immigration are faced with the need for 1) health providers that are skilled in cross-cultural competency, and 2) a method of assessment.
According to Deputy Executive Director Hilde F. Johnson, UNICEF needs approximately $1.4 billion in new funding to sustain its operational and programme commitments – and that amount covers only 32 countries confronting the most urgent crises.
Vessels from the two countries confront each other almost daily in waters near the islands.
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.
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.
But a third-term Labour government will have to undertake painful reforms.The report sets out inescapable choices that must be made as Britain, like other developed countries, confronts a rapidly ageing population.
