The paradigm of Outward Bound is to face challenges: each member confronts an experience he isn't sure how to handle and must muster the courage to find his way through it.
Various cooperative members confronted outsiders verbally on at least 3 different occasions and physical confrontation was seriously considered, an option that was soon dropped as it would have had serious legal consequences on the cooperative and those involved.
He and three other members confronted skinheads associated with the extreme-right groups Third Way and Revolutionary Nationalist Youths.
Other audience members confronted the man in the front row who had caused the disturbance.
Other strong cabinet members confronted their colleagues in more subtle ways.
In one instance, a group of militia members confronted the police and seized back a number of automatic rifles.
As Mr. Pandit was reeling from his encounter, three board members confronted John Havens, the bank's chief operating officer and a longtime lieutenant.
