The scientific community, she said, has some "hard truths" it needs to confront.
He added that the party needs to "confront the pseudo-Marxists and their worn-out utopias".
That is something the Greek government still needs to confront, and explain.
"The labor movement needs to confront these issues, but not in a backroom," Mr. Raynor said.
As such, any serious anti-racist effort needs to confront the racists where they are.
But the administration needs to confront the challenge directly, rather than stall for time.
Children who harm others or, indeed, themselves, are a tragedy society needs to confront with honesty.
It's impossible to overstate the urgency with which America needs to confront climate change.
To increase the skill levels of its future workforce, America needs to confront a large and growing dropout problem.
"The real 'embarrassment' India needs to confront is its own horrific reality... and the shame that goes with it.
America needs to confront the decline in its global image, as well as the rise of inequality.
