41.   How would you keep crime down, but at the same time confront the problem of police brutality and racial profiling?

42.   If the problem is a gossip who has been passing around negative and inaccurate information that could hurt your standing at the firm, confront the problem head-on.

43.   I will improve our bilateral relations and work with the Organization of American States to confront the problems of our hemisphere.

44.   In confronting the problem, the notable exception is the government of Thailand, the Asian country most closely associated with AIDS because of its notorious commercial sex industry.

45.   In a systematic, well-planned and committed manner, the chemically dependent person is given the opportunity to either confront his problem or suffer the consequences.

46.   In terms of treatment, the hospital confronts the problem head on.

47.   In the last month, officials here began confronting the problem, notifying shippers of the new requirements.

48.   It does not defuse problems, or even confront the problems.

49.   It is politically impossible for your elected representatives to confront the problem of stagnant and declining wages.

50.   Italian cooks have been confronting this problem for centuries and have developed strategies for recycling stale bread.