Примеры использования Also face на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Yes, we also face the same problem.
Unfortunately, young people today also face multilayered problems.
We also face an environmental challenge.
Dual-career families also face difficult challenges.
They also face age discrimination in the job market.
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Meanwhile, particular disease eradication efforts also face hurdles.
They also face habitat destruction.
Both Israeli andPalestinian Governments also face domestic difficulties.
Cities also face significant fiscal and technical constraints.
Other content-providing offices also face this challenge.
We also face the risk that terrorists could acquire such weapons.
Developing countries also face difficulties in urban areas.
We also face new challenges in disarmament and arms control.
But environmental authorities also face structural and political constraints.
They also face considerable barriers in accessing health care services.
Those working on women's rights and gender issues also face more risks.
Roma children also face segregation in schools.
In the case of mergers,young competition agencies also face various challenges.
Women also face discrimination in relation to land ownership.
New Zealand's rapidly growing Pacific population also face particular health problems.
Minorities also face challenges when participating in majority parties.
CEDAW expressed concern that women experience significantobstacles in accessing justice, particularly indigenous women who also face language barriers.
Displaced women also face serious security problems.
They also face other challenges, such as a lack of management skills or industry knowledge.
As such, the higher categories also face a lot more responsibilities and duties.
They also face discrimination when accessing services from public offices, such as the Chief's Office.
Poor women in some developed countries also face a higher risk than those with the means for private care.
They also face double stigma, discrimination, social exclusion, and violence, due to both drug-userphobia and sex-workerphobia.
Resettled communities also face obstacles in registering to vote.
Local authorities also face the associated challenge of mobilizing resources to meet the costs of the new personnel and capacitybuilding needs entailed by decentralization.