Sentence examples for party confronting from inspiring English sources

But there is a danger of history repeating itself: that like the Cantle report that preceded it, it inspires a flurry of activity aimed at trying to get us to mix more, but with neither party confronting their inconvenient truths.

Finally, they're still trying to position themselves as the middle ground between extremists on both sides, when the reality is that we have a basically moderate Democratic party confronting a radical Republican party that doesn't play by any of the normal rules.

Beyond its leadership battle, the party confronts longer range problems.

At a future conference – 2013 perhaps – there will be serious trouble for the leadership when the party confronts this difficult fact.

When, on a later expedition, the scouting party confronts a charging polar bear, there's a sudden realization that something is truly rotten in this water-bound paradise.

Tony Blair faced a Labour backlash against his politics of electoral reform yesterday as coalition talks stuttered in Scotland and the party confronted humiliation in Wales.

It was only later, when she began to demand that her own party confront growing Islamophobia, that she noticed significant political moves against her in the shape of vicious internal detractors.

Even as a party stalwart like Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the party's whip in the House, maintains that most Americans still support the bedrock policies of Republicanism — smaller government, lower taxes, less regulation — the party confronts new conditions that the old ideology doesn't address.

Angered by Garland's motives, the party confronts him.

A divided Democratic party confronts a united Republican phalanx.

The party confront Mathias and Chitose in Devaloka's ruined capital, where the Manifest is hidden.