Sentence examples for issues that can confront from inspiring English sources

I asked Mr. Volcker what he thought of the wide variety of legal issues that can confront the megabanks.

Governor Whitman said that existing regulations did not fully address the issues that can confront a political figure whose husband has business dealings with government agencies.

The foregoing are issues that can confront members of any taxon, but most other taxa are not as easily studied as in Drosophila.

However, if learning is to occur, registrars need to feel safe to discuss issues that can be personally and professionally confronting.

Throughout the developing world, environmental journalists, using the same methods as Sa and Taing, are confronting similar problems, issues that can be traced at least in part to the early 1990s, when the tropical world was caught up in a pair of revolutions.

Obama aides said the candidate stood by a statement he made Monday: "I have consistently spoken directly to African-American religious leaders about the need to overcome the homophobia that persists in some parts our community so that we can confront issues like HIV/AIDS and broaden the reach of equal rights in this country".

He did not indicate he would cancel Mr. McClurkin's appearance, but said, "I have consistently spoken directly to African-American religious leaders about the need to overcome the homophobia that persists in some parts of our community so that we can confront issues like H.I.V./AIDS and broaden the reach of equal rights in this country".

I have consistently spoken directly to African-American religious leaders about the need to overcome the homophobia that persists in some parts of our community so that we can confront issues like HIV/AIDS and broaden the reach of equal rights in this country.

But it is also important that pupils are given intellectual challenges, so that they can confront these issues effectively – more effectively perhaps than previous generations did, for whom religion has become in some instances a bitter and polemical issue.

We didn't have much serious discussion of domestic issues in all of Bush's eight years, except for the occasional GOP wedge issue like gay rights in 2004, pushed by the irredeemable Mr. Rove, so finally facing the true issues that confront this country can be incredibly daunting and confusing for Americans.

"It is only together that we can confront it".