In one passage an official, known as Mr J, describes confronting three managers – cited in the report as Mr E, F and G – with evidence he had gathered of how the organisation had failed.
Along the way, she describes confronting "a compromising phase in my past" and the uproar that ensued when she revealed that she had worked as an informal collaborator for the East German secret police between 1959 and 1962.
In an attempt to translate the Brazilian Community Health Worker model in to the health system in Wales, Johnson et al. describe confronting issues of 'pride' and 'prejudice' during the persuasion stage with local stakeholders [ 31].
He also described being confronted by a senior journalist from the Sun newspaper - a sister paper to the now closed NoW - over the allegations, and told him the story had "absolutely no basis".
In another, to the bishop of Gallup in 1952, Father Hageman describes being confronted by two men over his actions: "I had been drinking and perhaps while under the influence of liquor, I might have been imprudent in my dealings with boys".
In his classic biography, Robert Gittings describes what confronted Keats as an apprentice surgeon at Guy's Hospital: "It was not only the groans of patients, half-stupefied with rum, or, worse, the cries of the children that could shake one: worst of all was the terrifying lack of skill of some of the surgeons".
Other instructors described alternatives to confronting students or ways to lower the anxiety of responding when called on.
Writing recently, veteran political commentator Alain Duhamel described the crisis confronting France today as "the worst since World War Two".
First of all, we summarize the diagrams for the SSVEP-based BCIs and describe the challenges confronting practical system designs.
If even the heart is divided into four parts can you expect us Indians to divide ourselves into less than 400?" This statement, equal parts plea and diagnosis, only begins to describe the challenge confronting modern-day India.
