Sentence examples for on confronting from inspiring English sources

On a political level, the world, and India in particular, must devise measures that will allow the Pakistan army to swap its policy of focusing on India with one that focuses on confronting the Taliban.

And at least one former senator intent on confronting Ms. Rice seemed sensitive to her background.

"The county must be required to submit a wholesale revision, one that is focused on confronting the exclusionary zoning that is an overwhelming impediment to fair housing choice throughout white Westchester".

The training event on Tuesday was an official party module on "confronting antisemitism and engaging Jewish voters", an outcome of one of the recommendations in the report into antisemitism in the party by the Labour peer Janet Royall.

With the exception of one young professor from Nigeria, all the students in Southern Africa were focused not on confronting Al Qaeda but on the American war on terrorism.

The trip from Nov. 17 to 20 will be a quick one, squeezed in just before Thanksgiving, as Mr. Obama focuses most of his energy on confronting tax and spending issues that must be addressed by the end of the year and rebuilding his team for the next four years.

But in stop after stop, Arab leaders publicly challenged the American emphasis on confronting Mr. Hussein.

Ashbery's willingness to go on confronting this simple, central problem makes him an important poet.

The alliance was built more on confronting the West and its allies than on any sectarian sympathies.

On confronting our environmental problems: Asking, "Are we too late?", is not the logic for this problem.

So for all its short-term risks, it's time the Greek electorate addressed the problem head-on, confronting the state-induced sclerosis and sending a message to populist politicians from the left and the right alike.