Both girls had to rely on their parents and show resolve when confronted with hostility in and out of school.
Police uncovered 71, 600 images on his laptop and camera when they confronted him following a tip-off.
The majority quickly changed habits and saved water when confronted with the data.
There is no easy answer, but there is this to say about the Senate experience of the 1960s and 1970s: When confronted by the obstacle of the filibuster in that era, those with a cause went about overcoming the filibuster the hard way.
And, I think, you just have to presume that Justices Kennedy and Stevens ran out of patience when confronted with some of this new evidence and decided there was no reason to wait since the court was going to have to intervene in these cases, anyway.
And yet when I was confronted with a question, but how did it all began, did we come out of nothing?
"I think they have an opportunity to say to the people of this state, look, we can't stop people from doing bad and venal and stupid things, disgusting things, but when confronted with the knowledge, we can act firmly and effectively, " he said.
She changed her status to "single" on the social media website and when Hadden found out he confronted her.
And this approach works well when confronted with relatively simple challenge like introducing an existing product into an adjacent market.
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With some exceptions, like the debate dustup with Ron Paul, the Presidential contender is all smiles, and holds his tongue even when confronted by the occasional town-hall needler.
He explains why top companies that had listened hard to customers and invested like crazy in new technologies still lost their market leadership when confronted with disruptive changes in technology and market structure.
His famous temper flared repeatedly when confronted by reporters and voters.
And so it is that, when confronted by yet another member of the public citing the Fox News stat, climate scientist Robert Kaufmann set about finding a scientific explanation.
In many self defense cases, the defendant can and does argue that the case should revolve around the uncertain moments of terror faced when he was confronted by an assailant, and that everyone in the court room is after-the-fact quarterbacking.
When they confronted the man and asked for identification, he drew a handgun and opened fire, police said.
The camera system has led to 2, 800 arrests during that period, and 99% of offenders pleaded guilty when confronted by the evidence.
"They cannot leave the players isolated and afraid to speak out when they are confronted by the wrong individuals, " he told the Premier League team's website.
All of these things were challenges that he confronted when he was elected and when he took office and which he is addressing each and every day.
But when confronted by the ideological debates and partisan landscape of Washington, Souter surprised both Sununu and Bush by aligning himself with the court's more moderate wing, which also included Reagan appointee Sandra Day O'Connor.
Through my own experience as an Asian living in a western world, I came to truly understand what poor new immigrants face when confronted by a completely different culture and language.
Most research into individual development has shown that managers are more likely to change if they are given positive feedback that they can build upon, rather when confronted with a litany of weaknesses and failures.
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Microsoft has demonstrated persistence over antitrust rulings before when it confronted the Europe Commission, and while Korea's anti-trust ruling is said by the company to have been "more extreme" than the EC's, the the software giant looks set to display the usual chutzpah.
Founding narratives often include these revelatory moments, when a founder is confronted with some glaring inefficiency and concocts an idea to fix it.
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The problem for the electorate is that when directly confronted, she simply does not answer and claims to be the victim of a dirty campaign.
The report has sterner criticism for Douglas Hogg, Agriculture Minister 1995-97, accusing him of not acting quickly enough when confronted with evidence of a link between vCJD and contaminated meat.
When finally confronted by law enforcement, it took time and pressure for both women to admit their true identities.
When confronted with these remarks, Berlusconi laughed off this and other gaffes.
Despite being mandated to plan and carry out security cooperation in their respective AORs, the COCOM commanders both lack sufficient dedicated resources to implement their security cooperation strategies in a coherent manner and, when attempting to manage as they can, often find themselves confronted with a bewildering array of legislative, policy, and bureaucratic hurdles.
When confronted about their origin, she fessed up to theft and was fired.
Still, when confronted with deeper-than-expected recessions, Spain and Portugal won an extra year to meet their target of bringing budget deficits below 3% of GDP.
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