Sentence examples for which is confronting from inspiring English sources

The same goes for Jordan, the other neighbour with whom Israel has signed a treaty, and which is confronting its own calls for reform.

But she faces some significant challenges, not least of which is confronting a demagogue who daily traduces her and her husband.

Indeed, the adhesive woes are occurring as the state, which is confronting a growing budget deficit, has raised registration fees by about 25percentt for most vehicle owners.

Many of these English-speaking nurses have flocked to Britain, which is confronting its own acute shortage of nurses to care for an aging population.

In Pennsylvania, which is confronting a $1.6 billion revenue shortfall, the elimination of the additional Medicaid financing would mean having to come up with $850 million, Mr. Rendell said.

It was one of the largest efforts to evade sanctions cited by the United States concerning Iran, which is confronting an increasing array of Western economic penalties over its disputed nuclear program.

Herein contains what we might call the paradox of revelation, which is confronted by any organised religion that is based on revelation, in whole or part.

After more than a year of mixed signals, the mining company Anglo American P.L.C., which is confronted with a crushing AIDS burden in Africa, said today that it would begin supplying life-prolonging drugs to all its employees who are H.I.V. positive.

Nevertheless, it is this very interpretation which is confronted with the most fully developed counter-arguments.

Although having a higher number of available individuals does not necessarily mean better social support, but having a greater number of available potential partners increases chances of receiving helpful social support, especially for our population, which is confronted with decreased social resources in the core family due to the cancer diagnosis [ 1].

"France is showing now that she is at the forefront of countries which are confronting their past, which was not the case even in the 1990s".