Sentence examples for the task that confronts from inspiring English sources

The task that confronts Colombia is not only finding those disappeared and achieving justice for the thousands of forced disappearances that have occurred over the last 30 years.

The magnitude of the task that confronts General Petraeus was made clear two months ago, when revolts in Falluja and in cities across southern Iraq led to the widespread collapse of the 200,000-man, American-trained Iraqi security forces.

The task that confronted the Batavian and the successor regimes was to adapt old institutions and create new ones that could meet the needs of a new era.

We will all work toward that necessary end, but let us first address the more pressing task that confronts us and win the war against terrorism.

The tale is a long one, and illustrates the enormous, perhaps hopeless task that confronts those hoping to reform the Afghan justice system.

There is another tricky task that confronts the agency, described by Tyler Whisnand, creative director on the Levi's account, as having the campaign come across as confident without "making ourselves sound too proud".

Dr. Elliot Pellman, the chairman of the committee on mild traumatic brain injury and the Jets' team physician, said Wednesday that one task that confronts team physicians is determining when players are trying to hide the injury.

His approach offered a framework for organising the many tasks that confronted us – tasks that spanned difficulties in referrals, funding and building sustainability as well as the evaluation itself.

A measure of the difficult task that is confronting Secretary Powell on his trip to Egypt, Jordan, Israel and the West Bank could be gleaned from the spirited exchange between Mr. Bush and Mr. Sharon in the Oval Office before they sat down to business.

The chimpanzees that we tested may not have consistently chosen the prosocial option after their partner chose the prosocial option (and vice versa) because they did not associate the task that they were confronted with in these experiments with the kinds of situations that elicit contingent reciprocal responses in more natural circumstances.

Japan will then need a heavyweight leader who can get on with the serious tasks that still confront the country.