Sentence examples for wish to confront from inspiring English sources

They have to write to us to gain admittance, and acknowledge they have a problem they wish to confront.

The cultural implications of this may be heavier than viewers, even at the Quad, will wish to confront.

If we do not, we deny Lady Liberty's promises, a dreadful impasse no president or political party should ever wish to confront.

Some administration officials also say that intelligence has been assembled quickly in recent days from Pakistan, and that negotiators in Beijing may wish to confront North Korea with evidence of its program if it continues to deny that one exists.

There is another factor, one which few Labour MPs wish to confront".It is not this or that minister that is to blame," Mr Blair said of the Tories in that 1994 speech: it was, he said, a whole ideology that had failed.

Rather, this article is aimed at readers who wish to confront and correct any misconceptions that they may harbor and/or to better recognize those held by most students and other non-specialists.

Any organization that wishes to confront gender imbalance will be forced to make itself more modern, as the Met has done.

Happily, we were united in what we wished to confront, if not always agreed on how best to go about it.

In his opinion, the international community, which once upon a time seemed interested in undoing the effects of ethnic cleansing (a term that Karadžić was fond of), no longer wishes to confront that reality.

Its name was changed from "Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die," to "Sex" and then to "Seditionaries" as their ideas evolved, says Ms. Westwood, claiming that she did not see herself as a fashion designer "but as someone who wished to confront the rotten status quo through the way I dressed".

The following dozen examples provide suggested activities for instructors wishing to confront and dispel numerous myths and misconceptions (Table 1) related to notions of evolutionary progress.