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1
Hannah recalled Aunt Phiz's attempt to get her to
confront
the
issue
months ago.
2
He now had to
confront
the
issue
of Berta Heinkel.
3
Voters are likely to
confront
the
issue
next year.
4
Segars thinks the industry should
confront
the
issue
collectively.
5
We have to
confront
the
issue
that many men in India do not respect women.
6
He hesitated, unready to
confront
the
issue
of legacy.
7
Republican opposition means the president's best chance to
confront
the
issue
will mean flexing executive power.
8
Geithner's successor likely will have to
confront
the
issue
even if Congress finds a short-term fix.
9
Gorsuch urged the court to
confront
the
issue
.
10
It remains to be seen how these two service companies will
confront
the
issue
of this protest.
11
With his record, with his conception of his trust, he must
confront
the
issue
squarely-signor reject.
12
LONDON - The Church of England will
confront
the
issue
of gay priests at a general synod in July.
13
Without committing to a position, the Top 6 member did reveal that they would
confront
the
issue
by Wednesday.
14
When Matt moved to Stoke in 2009, his family sat him down and forced him to
confront
the
issue
.
15
What that means for you, is that you have to
confront
the
issue
head on and make your concerns known.
16
As in so much else to do with old age, Japan has had little option but to
confront
the
issue
.
confront
the
issue
confront