The current dispute over food exports highlights choices that nations have confronted for centuries.
The only way to move to full employment is to lay a new foundation for long-term economic growth, and finally address the problems that America's families have confronted for years.
Having written that essay, having confronted for the first time this fact of my life — that I had been raised in Rhode Island, a place I never really knew, an experience I never fully came to terms with in some ways — helped me, and I thought, O.K., I would like to set this book in Rhode Island, consciously, and name it as such.
Having written that essay, having confronted for the first time this fact of my life that I had been raised in Rhode Island, a place I never really knew, an experience I never fully came to terms with in some ways—helped me, and I thought, O.K., I would like to set this book in Rhode Island, consciously, and name it as such.
All of these were issues the subjects had confronted for years without successful resolution.
The Chinese government has confronted demands for democratic changes from activists emboldened by Mr. Xi's vows to respect the law.
Aside from the head coach and quarterback, no one absorbs as much blame or scrutiny as a team's offensive coordinator, a reality that every year has confronted Schottenheimer, embattled for what is perceived as conservative play-calling.
Researchers want to know whether the relative scarcity of food that has confronted rural blacks for centuries gradually altered their genetic makeup in a way that allows them to live with less.
She has confronted his band mates for their failure to act.
For ten years, goods for good has confronted these crises head on.
