Sentence examples for decision to confront from inspiring English sources

Kennedy's decision to confront the issue directly helped alleviate the fears of many Protestants.

The actions came after long days of debate in the House and Senate over Mr. Bush's decision to confront Iraq.

Vaughn also supported Piazza's decision to confront Mota out of the game and not to charge the mound.

Woodson's decision to confront the Pacers' size with size has a ripple effect on the identity of the team and pushed the Knicks out of their comfort zone.

"The regime 10 days ago took a decision to confront the opposition in a different manner," said Ayham Kamel, of the Eurasia Group risk consultancy.

"There was no decision to confront Mr Rahman with Mr Abbas's allegations or to ask him whether he had any answer to them," the judge's report says.

There is also anger over decisions to confront the unions over their role in the party and to accept the coalition spending totals for 2015-16.

" The eventual decision was to confront the Little Prince with issues familiar to a young audience, including the protection of the planet and sustainability.

"There has been widespread concern expressed about the decision itself to confront the prime minister with such a list," said Whittingdale.

The answers last Sunday to Peter Applebome's request for responses to his July 23 column about his decision not to confront a black man about loud rap music with X-rated lyrics he was playing in the presence of Mr. Applebome's young daughter revealed much about the respondents.

"Armstrong's decision finally to confront his past is an important step forward on the long road to repairing the damage that has been caused to cycling and to restoring confidence in the sport," he said.