Sentence examples for issue of confronting from inspiring English sources

"The issue of confronting waste in the American health care system has grown increasingly important.

"Now, the one thing that I think is very important is for us to have some humility in how we approach the issue of confronting evil because, you know, a lot of evil has been perpetrated based on the claim that we were trying to confront evil".

"The basic rationale of Iraq was that we wanted to prevent a second 9/11, this time with nuclear weapons, maybe provided by Saddam Hussein," said Samuel R. Berger, President Clinton's national security adviser, whom the Democrats have turned to for advice on how to handle the delicate issue of confronting Mr. Bush on the rationale for the war without seeming to denigrate its outcome.

To overcome the problematic issue of confronting the contradiction between the objective weights in DEA and subjective weights in AHP, this research proposes an integrated DEA and AHP approach in deriving the attribute weights in the field of GRA.

On issue of confronting Iran's support for groups like Hezbollah and Hamas, Trump's prescription was comforting, perhaps, but comically simplistic.

It's a way of confronting issues of colonisation and usurpation, of dealing with issues of respect.

Aristotle's different assertions on the issue of truth confronted the Middle Ages with a tension.

There was a consensus on the issue of obstacles confronted by women entrepreneurs such as limited use or access to ICT tools.

It also has the role of confronting public issues, such as population and public spaces.

The participants discussed a number of critical issues confronting the implementation of the reform policies.

"My friends, there has never been a clearer contrast in the issues of importance confronting the state of New Jersey," he said.