They have confronted the authority.

Until you confronted the graves.

Until you confronted the graves.

Moreover, this latest Israeli decision to expand the Maale Adumim settlement will compound several problems already being confronted by the Palestinian civilian population in Occupied East Jerusalem.

He is confronted by many difficulties.

Because we are confronted with a challenge.

Japan is confronted with severe economic problems.

In many countries people are confronted with guns.

Guinea Bissau is still confronted with tremendous challenges.

But we are confronted with an unforgivable sham.

I believe we're at our best when we're confronted with big issues.

Accursed, they will be seized wherever they are confronted and slain violently

Accursed, they will be seized wherever they are confronted and slain violently

A harsh security situation in Iraq has confronted the new Iraqi Government.

Since ancient times, the oceans and the seas have confronted the human race with numerous difficulties and challenges, while yielding bountiful harvests and providing for its well being. We need sufficient courage to overcome the difficulties and challenges and sufficient wisdom to enjoy the harvests and the state of well being.

And so some time around 200,000 years ago, our species confronted this crisis.

The virus that causes AIDS is the trickiest pathogen scientists have ever confronted.

Since terrorism is a social phenomenon, it must be confronted with international participation.

It is the ideology, not just the acts of extremism, that must be confronted.

The secretariat is confronted with an imbalance between the mandated workload and staff resources.

This is an issue with which a number of United Nations offices have been confronted.

We are confronted with powerful structures that see no interest in cooperating with the ICTY.

But early on the latter were confronted with the harsh realities of power and conflicting interests.

The Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 provides for special treatment of women, when confronted with the law.

When surveyed, over 40 of Dutch women and men claim to have been confronted with domestic violence.

We are today confronted with the threat of self extinction arising from the existence of nuclear weapons.

Ladies and gentlemen, looking at this gun, we are confronted with the ugly side of the human mind.

They are often confronted with difficult choices in establishing priorities for investment in building or modernizing their systems.

The draft resolution concerned current and very dangerous manifestations of racism which must be confronted at all levels.

The FDS confronted these armed men further north in the environs of the townships of Bongouanou and Dimbokro.

In addition, the subregion continues to be confronted by the phenomenon of violent military adventurism to seize power.

Third thing that Howard did, and perhaps the most important, is Howard confronted the notion of the Platonic dish.

The Minister was briefed by the police authorities on the strategic challenges that the police had been confronted with.

It is encouraging to see that the international community has confronted this catastrophe in a true spirit of cooperation.

It would be a gross oversimplification to speak, as some are doing, of a clash between civilization and barbarism. In reality, we are confronted with a widening divide over the role of religion, which runs between the West (with the US being a complicated exception) and much of the rest of the world (the most notable exception being China), but particularly the Islamic world.

Confronted with the rise in self drive travel, the development of self drive travel infrastructure is similarly still fairly rudimentary.

One of the questions we've confronted is, what are the signals in the brain that mediate the sensation of reward?

Only recently, we were confronted with a situation where in excess of 1 million people faced starvation in the Niger.

Developing countries were faced with overwhelming challenges that could not be confronted without the effective support of the international community.

If you overeat once a week for three months, lacking self control and experiencing over fullness afterward, and are distressed, embarrassed, and disgusted with yourself, you are diagnosable. Apparently, people who feel bad about not being fully controlled in their eating when confronted by weekend buffet style feasts are disordered.

This view, propagated since World War II by a quasi Marxist intelligentsia, is so ingrained that the French do not even bother to understand how markets operate. They look upon economics as an ideological battleground, where all views can be entertained without being confronted with logic, much less with facts.

These examples give new hope, new possibility to the problems I witnessed in Uganda or that my father confronted in Bihar.

When confronted with anarchy, this eagerness to secure stability by whatever means necessary is understandable. But it is a slippery slope.

The moderator observed that, since the early 1990s, the Security Council had been confronted with a growing and more nuanced workload.

At the same time however, the self drive travel market, the size of which is expected to exceed RMB1 trillion, is confronted with twin challenges. On the one hand, the development of the self drive travel industry is out of step with market demand. Self drive travel organizers such as self drive clubs and travel agents are confronted with meager profits. On the other hand, self drive travel ae confronted with infrastructure and services that are still in their infant stages.