Sentence examples for was confronted before from inspiring English sources

The man, Altemio Sanchez, was confronted before the sentencing by relatives of his victims.

Rabbi Rosenberg, 62, has been confronted before.

The conundrum has been confronted before.

They say he must be confronted before he obtains the kinds of weapons of mass destruction that Mr. Kim already possesses.

"As a company, we will continue to navigate this intersection of ethics and technology that has not been confronted before, and make difficult decisions every day to ensure the smallest voices in the world can be heard".

Today's meeting was scheduled to come up with a way to keep the staggering peace process on its feet, and the consensus that emerged was that the vexing issue of paramilitary disarmament had to be confronted before any progress could be made on restarting the mothballed Northern Ireland government.

In "President Makes Case That North Korea Is No Iraq" (front page, Jan . 1, you report that President Bush says Saddam Hussein must disarm or face military action and that his aides say the Iraqi leader must be confronted before he obtains the weapons of mass destruction that North Korea already possesses.

These advantages also define the principle limitations that must be confronted before extending and translating the method to clinical applications.

This finding corroborates previous papers suggesting that misconceptions must be confronted before students can learn natural selection (Sinatra et al., 2008; Kalinowski et al., 2010).

"We have been working closely with Kingfisher Airlines over the past months and it has become increasingly clear recently that the airline needs more time to resolve the financial issues it is confronting before it can be welcomed into Oneworld," said its chief executive, Bruce Ashby.

Mr. Zimmerman also said he was walking back to the vehicle when he was confronted by Mr. Martin before shooting him.