The latter is a potential key to confronting your own foibles and fairly apportioning blame.
Being able to confront potential issues quickly and without criminal action is, say police, starting to restore trust among the community.
As to his past language about the potential for a need to confront Iran, he said, "Of course we will maintain our military options".
A reluctance to confront potential symptoms was also highlighted by the survey, as only a third of people said they would feel confident about starting a conversation about dementia with someone they were concerned about.
The approach is primed to confront potential non-linearity and data messiness in the examined effects.
The potential capacity of children to confront the HIV/AIDS pandemic is rarely considered.
Thus, the countries comprising this region should be prepared to confront potential problems with water availability for montane agricultural fields and pastures.
In doing so, firms seek to control how information about the characteristics of their innovations get revealed to the market (disclosure strategies) in order to confront potential competition (through imitation for example) and ensure sustainable profitability.
We have designed this study such that, in completing this activity, we hope to offer students the opportunity to confront potential misconceptions about evolution and gain a solid foundation for future explorations in the discipline.
Since the end of the Cold War, they shared one overriding conviction: that America should favor an aggressive, preemptive U.S. foreign policy to confront potential enemies, especially in the Middle East. .
