Sentences with phrase «confronting in»

Addressing lateral violence means confronting those in our communities and those who work with our peoples who perpetrate lateral violence.

It means confronting those in our communities who perpetrate lateral violence and holding them accountable for their actions.

Through our active participation in our communities, and through Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples asserting standards that are appropriate to achieve true self - determination, I believe we can address the multiple and trans - generational layers of disadvantage and trauma confronting us in our communities.

It is in the exercise of this practical power that I believe Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples can address the multiple and trans - generational layers of disadvantage and trauma confronting us in our communities.

We can help in amicably resolving the issues confronting you in your divorce or other family law action.

The problems American states are confronting in finding drugs to make lethal injections look kind and gentle lie in a growing global movement against capital punishment in which America is increasingly seen as part of an anti human rights «axis» along with Iran, China, and Saudi Arabia.

Since we only practice family & divorce law, we have an extensive knowledge of the issues confronting you in this difficult time.

Susan Hackett and her ACC colleagues will celebrate the success of the ACC Value Challenge for an entire day before tackling the newest issues confronting in - house counsel.

As Harold Rosenberg (who later taught at the University of Chicago) put it, «painting became the means of confronting in daily practice the problematic nature of modern individuality.»

In her individual and group portraits of women and girls, Joffe explores themes from childhood and adolescence to motherhood, confronting in each case the physicality of the human body and the complexities of human emotions.

Joining Peter this week is author of The Crash Detectives Christine Negroni summing up the year in aviation safety as well as the safety issues still confronting us in the year ahead.

Pietro Bartolo runs the sole medical clinic in his homeland of Lampedusa, a tiny Italian island 70 miles off the coast of Tunisia that has become the gateway — and graveyard — for an unending stream of refugees trying to escape the varied horrors confronting them in Africa, the Middle East and Asia.

This integral focus on English learners will help us to identify the challenges that states, districts, and schools are confronting in meeting the needs of this student population as well as provide us with insights into how to effectively include English learners in standards implementation.

To best describe these characters, Tom Hardy has the presence and physique of the guy you would never consider confronting in a bar fight.

Gain insights into issues you are confronting in your own careers.

«If we are going to confront white supremacy in one way we should support confronting it in all ways, on and off the football field, whenever the opportunity presents itself,» Jamal Johnson, the rally's pace - keeper says.

These are not minor details; they are fundamental differences and only by confronting them in the context of interreligious dialogue can we hope for an honest and productive exchange.

Paul is filled with prejudice, she thinks, and so does something sinister by refusing to recognize as beautiful or holy the spirituality confronting him in the possessed young woman.

3:8) of the divine love in Christ by confronting Him in the brother for whom He died.

We need to start calling things there proper name and if someone is confronting another in a Walmart and telling that person they may go to hell something is wrong.

Moreover, the Jews of the US - however many obstacles they might have confronted in the early 20th century - never faced state - sponsored persecution.

When confronted in this manner, do not argue.

She was forced to confront in the most public possible way the psychic memento of domestic violence that lay underneath the enamel of glamour.

Might the person pay back funds if confronted in a controlled situation?

But they also did something that surprised local officials: Quiz them on how, if Amazon chooses to settle there, the company could avoid the problems it confronts in Seattle, the only hometown it has ever known.

Roost, which is free, focuses on what are probably the two biggest challenges small - business owners confront in using social networks.

The course surveys topics in international trade with an eye to the nonmarket challenges that firms confront in «going global.»

We believe that a fall update would provide you with opportunity to discuss the economic risks and challenges that you will confront in planning your 2016 budget.

«This was qualitatively different from even the awful things that we've confronted in different parts of the region because of the targeted nature of it, the scale of it, the fact that this is a whole people,» the official said.

To not confront them in their unforgiveness and self - destruction IS NOT LOVE.

I believe that it is truly important for everyone to confront in dialogue the historical reality of the Reformation, its consequences, and the responses it elicited.

Grace confronts us in ways that may be uncomfortable.

I agree that there were some really difficult situations confronted in this thread.

It is this problem that is squarely confronted in the Book of Job.

He was also confronted in his Sky News interview about suggesting compulsory declaration of loyalty from Muslims.

People I barely knew «confronted me in love,» while those I'd grown to trust talked amongst themselves.

Focusing on others means attending to the challenges and limits that they confront in the practice of their faith.

We now come to the central problem which will constantly confront us in these pages.

My purpose, rather, is to remove the unnecessary obstructions and stumbling blocks in order to enable people to confront the central and ultimate stumbling block: the call to commitment that confronts us in the message of Jesus of Nazareth, in the understanding he gives us of God and of love, of truth and reality.

Appraisal, he tells us, involves discerning (1) the ontological features of the human, especially in its relation to the divine, (2) what is «enduring, true and real» about the tradition, (3) what this truth implies for concrete «choices, styles, patterns and obligations» of life, and (4) the connection between these different levels of truth in the tradition and concrete situations that we confront in our everyday life.

Yes, those among us who are non-confrontational will struggle with this, but it's essential to confront in goodwill, for the good of the relationship.

The devil conceals his activity and dares anyone to confront him in the power of the Spirit.

But their lies are confronted in the church, in the person of Peter.

Why didn't Peter enable them to find more meaningful and productive lives rather than confront them in such a way as to shock them to death?

This experience, of course, confronts us in the sharpest and also the most theoretically intriguing way in Buddhism, in the accounts of nirvana, an - atta, shunyata, satori.

He saw bravery too, he said, in the family's coming to confront him in public — greater bravery than he could show if positions were reversed.

One wonders how many novelists and, for that matter, how many sermonizers are prepared to confront in such detail this difficult fact about the human condition, that sooner or later most of us will be called on to give adults, to whom we are bound with the most powerful ties of love and respect, the services we associate with the care of an infant, with their sense of dignity, and our own, now and for all eternity, dependent on the delicate attention and sensitivity we bring to the task, even as they gaze upon us helpless and vulnerable.

The issue of hope is confronted in our faith about our capacity to change and in our faith about the other's capacity to change.

But before we confront it in general terms, we must address ourselves to the unpleasant task of hearing what the sick souls, as we may call them in contrast to the healthy - minded, have to say of the secrets of their prison - house, their own peculiar form of consciousness.

Her argument suggests that general ideas are transformed into specific political ideologies by the social obstacles that religious communities confront in pursuing their goals.