61.   The Bank of Japan and Finance Ministry, long criticized for failing to force weak financial institutions to shut down, pledged to confront problems as they occur.

62.   The combination has faced stiff opposition from some consumer groups, and may yet confront problems in dealings with California state utility regulators.

63.   The campaign, which was begun in July, also tries to persuade parents to confront the problem.

64.   The guy has been in charge for more than nine years and only now the industry is confronting its problems?

65.   The plaintiffs accuse both Egan and his predecessor, Bishop Walter W. Curtis, of shuffling clergy pedophiles from one parish to another instead of confronting the problem.

66.   The trouble is that except for Lebed, the leadership of Russia seems unable or unwilling to confront the problems of the war.

67.   There was another opportunity for the leading countries to confront the problems before the crisis erupted.

68.   They confront problems, like missing their parents and dealing with cranky classmates.

69.   They provide a glimmer of hope for the future by showing others, many of which refuse to confront the problem, what can be done.

70.   To do so, Oates must confront problems and answer questions that continue to burden the Rangers.