Despite his lonely standing, Weld – at 73, a year Trump's senior – is striking a chord with a small but growing band of conservatives who believe Trump should be confronted from within his own party.
But most specialists on counterterrorism and counterinsurgency, inside and outside the government, say terrorism cannot be confronted from a comfortable distance, such as by airstrikes or proxy forces alone.
It is, after all, the only mode of behaviour Truman knows, since he has been confronted from birth by characters acting in a way that they think will please him, in order to win his favour and thereby influence Christof to extend their contracts.
May, who is also a conservative, will probably be confronted from members of the British press who apparently had some trouble getting into the White House Friday morning—about her meeting with Trump and the country's Brexit plans.
On 8 May Coleridge challenged Bayliss in a letter to the Daily News: "As soon as Dr. Bayliss likes to test the bona fides and accuracy of my public declaration ... he shall be confronted from the witness box by eyewitnesses I rely upon".
Because they share one pathognomonic sign (major hyperthermia), classic or environmental heatstroke and malignant hyperthermia have often been confronted from the therapeutic point of view.
Do the changing issues the world is confronting - from climate change to the war on terror - require a different moral code?
The most emulated of Coltrane's methods on tenor saxophone remains his "sheets of sound" -- critical shorthand for the rush and simultaneity of the notes that regularly erupted from his horn in the late 1950's, when he seemed bent on exploring the chords of whatever tune he happened to be confronting from every possible angle at once.
"This administration is unprecedented in its efforts to curtail rights and the scandals it's been confronting from the outset.
First, the data from the interviews were confronted with data from participant observation in consultations between health professionals and patients.
