31.   During his first working day in office he also confronts issues like Iraq, campaign finance reform, education, taxes and energy.

32.   Earlier this month, the Georgia Supreme Court indicated it would not allow another electrocution until it confronts the issue of whether the chair is cruel and unusual punishment.

33.   Environmentalists, too, must shed emotion when they confront the issue of nuclear power.

34.   Far from actually getting Americans to confront serious issues, he said, the trials produce a wholly illusory engagement.

35.   EV and Inside both have to confront the issue of the downturn in technology advertising.

36.   Florida often confronts issues concerning the aging long before the rest of the country, and for good reason.

37.   For Pogue, success has forced him to confront several issues in quick and bewildering order.

38.   Ford is the first U.S. automaker to squarely confront the issue of car overcapacity, Kirnan said.

39.   Fortunately, Major League Soccer is attempting to confront this issue.

40.   He expects to see more companies and employees confronting these issues.