The Danish vote has, however, confronted the government with a new problem.
It has, however, occasionally confronted issues not susceptible to compromise — e.g., expansion of slavery into the territories.
Brazil and Argentina, however, have confronted health scares of their own because of outbreaks among their herds of foot-and-mouth disease, which can be fatal to cloven-hoofed animals, but does not cause serious sickness in humans.
The Courts of Appeals, however, have confronted the issue many times and under varying circumstances.
Neuropsychologists and psychiatrists, however, have confronted the multi-faceted phenomenology of bodily awareness through a wide variety of disorders.
He does, however, confront them with having failed to supply a convincing response to the radical critique Nāgārjuna had made of the very enterprise of grounding convictions on indisputable foundations.
However, confronting aspects of what now awaits may have dampened the mood.
The company did, however, confront a September 11 conspiracy theory post that it had circulated around the anniversary of the attack.
He could, however, confront him.
However, it would have confronted House Republicans, who had passed an enforcement-only bill criminalizing "illegal" immigration in December, with the prospect of legalizing most of the 12 million undocumented migrants in the country, and the institution of a large-scale guest worker program.
