The vastness of theological interests and aspects implies that theology can master the material with which it is confronted only within a broad spectrum of partial disciplines.
Laurence Parisot, president of Medef, the main business lobby, on Wednesday hailed the plan as one that would help end "the divisions that for 40 years have limited France's capacity to transform itself, to evolve, to rise to the challenges with which it is confronted".
While in eventing and horse racing, Finnhorses are too slow to compete directly against Thoroughbreds and the sport horse breeds, they are a highly reliable mount for cross-country riding, particularly over difficult terrain; during the Continuation War, the breed successfully crossed any wetland with which it was confronted.
It listens politely to old allies in Europe but is focused now on new threats, which it is willing to confront alone.
If it can emerge intact from the Shakespearean carnage in which it is engulfed, it will confront a double bind.
"There are no circumstances in which it is acceptable for a player to confront an opponent after a game," Stu Jackson, the league's executive vice president for basketball operations, said in a statement.
"There are no circumstances in which it is acceptable for a player to confront an opponent after a game," NBA executive vice president basketball operations Stu Jackson said in a statement obtained by ESPN on Wednesday.
It reinforced both the overwhelming challenge of comprehensive tax reform, and the urgency with which it must be confronted.
Given cancer's pathogenic intricacy and the range of spheres across which it can be confronted as a clinical and public health issue, translational research efforts can't focus on applying the findings of deep, narrow studies; they must add up to a much broader, more integrated program.
For Europe to return to the vision of shared prosperity on which it was founded, it needs to confront its debt crisis in a manner that offers all similarly afflicted countries — Ireland and Portugal, for example, as well as Greece — something more than the prospect of endless austerity.
For Europe to return to the vision of shared prosperity on which it was founded, it needs to confront its debt crisis in a manner that offers all similarly afflicted countries Ireland and Portugal, for example, as well as Greece something more than the prospect of endless austerity.
