Sentence examples for issues being confronted from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Egeland said that in some other respects, the issues being confronted here are not as intractable as elsewhere.

But in light of his frequent role as corporate governance guru, he said, "it makes it legitimate to focus on the anomaly of someone who has been very active speaking on ethical issues being confronted on this issue".

The report highlights issues being confronted by Congress as it takes up financing of child care programs in the debate over welfare child care programs in the debate over welfare initiatives.

These examples illustrate some of the issues being confronted in the assessment of climate change risks, vulnerability and adaptation options.

Due to the issues being confronted by these women and others like them, the UNODC joint policy brief entitled Women who inject Drugs and HIV was released last month.

Initially, I felt like it could be the White House obviously I don't condone terrorism or think the White House should be set on fire but it made me consider everything that's going on in our country politically and the many social issues being confronted in strange and divided ways.

"Politics is the arena where hard issues are confronted, and as [Theodore Roosevelt] said, faces get a little dusty," Jolly wrote.

"Politics is the arena where hard issues are confronted, and as [Theodore Roosevelt] said, faces get a little dusty," Jolly wrote in an email to HuffPost.

As the privacy issues are confronted by the industry, professionals in many areas will surely choose to follow only one decision-maker over all others: you, the user.

All ACRIN trials feature either virtual or face-to-face 'kickoff meetings' where such issues are confronted and a consensus develops.

Thus, factors other than age, play an important part in children's understanding of death and dying and understanding these issues is confronted in sociology, religion, communication, philosophy, child development, and health care.