As an architect, I have to confront something like this.

We also have to confront the serious degradation of the environment.

Important initiatives have been undertaken to confront discrimination based on sexual orientation.

We need to confront this fear.

I didn't confront them.

However, we have to confront the fact that this ratio has declined, whereas it has risen almost everywhere else.

I wanted to confront the boundaries of the citizen, self imposed and real, and confront the divide between privileged and public access to knowledge.

Children will suffer these violations of their rights as long as parents have to confront enormous difficulties in order to survive.

Our capacity to do so must confront certain realities.

Dear World, Please Confront America

New challenges confront us today.

Serious political hurdles still confront the peace process, and we must have the full cooperation of the parties to overcome them.

Political, security and economic challenges will continue to confront Iraq.

States unquestionably have a duty to take effective measures to confront terrorist threats and to seek closer cooperation with other States for that purpose.

I have urged Africans and non Africans alike to summon the political will to rise to the challenge which together we must all confront.

The Palestinian Authority needs all possible support to confront those challenges.

Shall we now see pleasure confront death?

And we saw Sloan confront this attendant.

Developing a tool to confront illicit brokering is the next step forward.

We must seize this opportunity to show that we can confront terrorism.

That is why we must agree on action to confront these contradictions.

(ii) The right of the accused to confront his or her accuser.

Your ways confront the church which you claim to love and obey

The appalling conditions of the prison system and various institutions obviously have a negative impact on children who are institutionalized or who have to confront the juvenile justice system.

Some of the problems that we have to confront are that the current international laws for example, shipping provide more protection to the areas closest to shore.

And some of them will confront the others,

And some of them will confront the others,

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The dangers that confront you, those are real.

It's about conserving emotions, conserving the traditions that have obstructed the mind in moving forward and of course what is radical is to confront them.

Israel commends the Committees for the valuable progress they have made in increasing the capacity of States that are willing but unable to confront terrorism.

It's also very difficult to confront a general with medals on his chest.

It's also very difficult to confront a general with medals on his chest.

We're trying to train leaders of exceptional integrity, who have the ability to confront the complex problems, ask the right questions, and come up with workable solutions.

I was certain that I will confront my account.

I was certain that I will confront my account.

No country can confront the threat on its own.

Photography can also compel us to confront issues that are potentially distressing and controversial.

Reform is always a challenge, as it requires us to confront the status quo.

We must confront this challenge in order to ensure that the Treaty remains relevant.

Leaders will also have to confront the byproducts of increased nationalism, populism, and, in some cases, extremism. Hostility to immigration and economic protectionism, already visible, can be projected to increase.

That shallow history shouldn't suggest to anyone that we have all of the answers for all of the questions that will confront us in the ensuing millennia.

But shared potential does not translate into collaborative action. On the contrary, each of the BRICS will have to pursue its goals, and confront its challenges, individually.

A life without fear is built when we confront violence against women in all spheres and when we confront racism, recognizing the rights and autonomy of indigenous peoples.

Today more than ever, the challenges we confront transcend national borders.