The question is whether we possess the wisdom and the courage, as nation-states and members of an international community, to squarely meet those challenges; whether the United Nations can meet the tests of our time.
A totally unprecedented contingency like this has been met squarely by the Tamil people and the Tamil Liberation Organization.
He met it squarely, and the ball sailed high into the dark tropical sky.
Especially stressed was the point that the proposed Act does not meet squarely the problems of forced detention of leprosy patients: It was insisted that the existing authority of the PHS should not be repealed or cast in doubt without careful consideration and provision for alternative methods of meeting the problem, should need arise.
Now, Dingell and Stupak's investigation puts the focus squarely on an expert panel that met on Nov. 16, 2007, to address apparent problems with the ENHANCE data.
Mr. Mack, who complained that Mr. Purcell had not dealt with him squarely at Morgan, said he had never met or even spoken to Mr. Wheat.
Hudson took a toss from Freeman as he went to cover first, and a hustling Young landed squarely on Hudson's right foot as they met at the bag.
We met some impressive people who are squarely in the middle such as the executive director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University, Steven Cohen.
Massimo Franco in his new book on Pope Francis tells the story that on the eve of his departure from Buenos Aires to Rome to attend the Conclave which was to elect him as Pope, the future Pope Francis met an old woman parishioner who looked him squarely in the eyes and advised him: "Eminence, when you go to Rome take a dog with you.
An ad for the Chrysler 300 is an extended quotation from a poem that ends, "When you're up against a trouble, meet it squarely, face to face.
