Sentence examples for is not confronted from inspiring English sources
That it was not really a joke, and never really funny, is not confronted.
The problem, for Trump, comes on those rare occasions like Sunday when he is not confronted by hecklers.
It's a dangerous tactic that could prove brutally effective in other parliamentary systems like New Zealand's if the far right is not confronted early for its bigotry, regardless of how marginal its support may seem.
In a letter to Mohammad Khatami, then the president, he wrote, "We have reached the end of our rope and can no longer tolerate it if the situation is not confronted".
That forum is not confronted with the stark alternatives of either adhering to the rule or wiping it out, but has the wide range of legislative discretion in considering what is good and what is bad in the rule and fashioning legislation appropriate to the diversified aspects of the problem.
If, in different circumstances, a taxpayer is not confronted by substantial hazards of self-incrimination, or if he is otherwise outside the privilege's protection, nothing we decide today would shield him from the various penalties prescribed by the wagering tax statutes.' 390 U.S., at 61, 88 S.Ct., at 709.
Unfortunately, President Obama is pushing the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement and Clinton is not confronting him for doing so.
The former U.S. drug agency director Barry McCaffrey says Mexico is "not confronting dangerous criminality -- it is fighting for its survival against narco-terrorists".
