The Palestinians confront a harsh reality.

Dear World, Please Confront America

New challenges confront us today.

Today s emerging countries have considerable policy flexibility and much greater latitude to act than they had in the past. Accordingly, faced with a weakening global economy, they confront two basic policy choices.

The police allowed Fadil to confront Dania.

Police allowed Sami to confront Layla.

Today, two Polands confront each other.

And some of them will confront the others ,

And some of them will confront the others ,

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

Even as we acknowledge the past and confront the scourge of anti Semitism, this anniversary is an opportunity to look forward and to build a future based on our shared values and shared responsibilities as free nations.

But Germany had no debt overhang to confront.

So he is cagey about plans to confront the oligarchs.

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

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.

When wars end, countries confront a multi pronged transition.

I was certain that I will confront my account .

Our capacity to do so must confront certain realities.

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

The theme of overarching access to justice can be related to the evolving understanding of justice and injustice at the community, country and international levels, as both communities and nations, especially in transitional and post conflict settings, confront past and present injustices.

If Israel did so, however, it would confront a conundrum.

But Yar Adua might soon confront a big short term problem.

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

We need to confront the next and potentially much bigger biomass boondoggle.

That gave Chinese policymakers freedom to spend money to confront the crisis.

The uncomfortable answer that Obama is likely to confront is this nobody.

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

Balakrishnan continues to attempt to confront the superstar, however with no success.

Therefore, the United Nations as a whole should confront that vicious malady.

The international community must therefore confront it head on and must prevail.

Part of the problem lies in how Central American governments confront the phenomena.

But, at some point, we will confront some limit to growth.

But now that community must confront its greatest challenge the rise of China.

But now that community must confront its greatest challenge the rise of China.

Whatever actions are taken to confront Hamas will undermine the Palestinian national project.

She will also confront these challenges with the added disadvantage of being female.

NATO was founded to confront the threat that the USSR represented 60 years ago.

These two moral attitudes confront each other today in the battle of the bonds.

But the world s politicians continue to dance around the problem, rather than confront it.

The reduction of the trade barriers that confront Africa is at least as important.

There is no shortage of problems to confront and opportunities to seize.

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

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

So the problem of democratic caesarism is one for Latin America s people to confront.

Rather than flirting with illusions, governments should confront the hard choices ahead of them.