Pyongyang's latest statement directly confronted this call for denuclearisation.
The growing problem of misuse of and dependence on OxyContin must be directly confronted.
The court has not directly confronted a case seeking a public forum for pure religious worship.
Rarely has Angela Merkel been so directly confronted with the consequences of her own politics.
One military official said Sunday that Pakistani officials had been directly confronted about the American intelligence.
Young campaigned with a message that directly confronted what he calls "the old rhetoric".
Certainly, I'd not been directly confronted with their physical realities in the way that Dr Bellringer put them to me.
It was this theory that was most directly confronted with the problem of the realistic value of its models.
But a prosecutor directly confronted the issue yesterday, telling jurors that whether they sentenced Mr. Mohamed to life or death would not matter to other terrorists.
That question, which the justices have not directly confronted in any of the cases so far, would then almost certainly come back to the Supreme Court.
And he directly confronted those who might ask how the country could afford a major expansion of health coverage in times of shrinking revenues and burgeoning deficits.
