When their moment came, the European ministers around the table all observed that Iran was keeping its side of the bargain but expressed willingness to confront Iran separately about its missile programme and its role supporting armed groups around the region.
Each of the three major candidates has expressed determination to confront the drug cartels and the violence — though none has offered a concrete plan for doing so.
A child must be helped to express suffering and to confront bad memories, with the support and guidance of an empathetic and informed adult.
"The cabinet expressed its determination to confront the terrorist actions and sabotage by elements of the Muslim Brotherhood organisation," it said.
Perhaps more important, Weibo has empowered the average Chinese, maybe for the first time ever, to express an opinion, and to confront differing views.
Maybe he went through the process where he acknowledged his mistake, asked what he could do to make reparations to the soul and allowed her to express and confront her rage without slinking away.
In fact, politicians embraced it, some expressing glee at the chance to confront the suspects here.
"There has been widespread concern expressed about the decision itself to confront the prime minister with such a list," said Whittingdale.
While some Druze fighters in South Beirut have expressed frustration with his refusal to confront Hezbollah's Shiite pro-Syrian militias, Mr. Jumblatt warned of the dangers of getting caught up in the Syrian conflict.
"We have succeeded by steering those currents in the direction of liberty and justice -- so nations thrive by meeting their responsibilities, and face consequences when they don't". In his speech -- the ninth wartime commencement in a row -- the commander in chief, who is leading two foreign wars, expressed his faith in cooperation to confront economic, military and environmental crises.
What, then, motivates targets of prejudice to confront people who express explicit bias?
