Примеры использования Be faced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This threat must be faced.
They must be faced with both strength and patience.
If difficulty comes,even that can be faced with a smile.
That question must be faced by all member States of the European Union.
Before sending a fax via the Internet could be faced with many challenges.
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And be careful, because in heaven you will also be glad to meet with enemies that can not be faced.
What issues could be faced in this field?
There is no beast that cannot be slain,no army that will not be faced.
In your lifetime, each of you may be faced with a similar situation.
The causes and triggers of conflict are multiple and interconnected and none of them can be faced alone.
The coated surface should be faced inside the IGU.
The government would then be faced with the difficult task of training the officials charged with enforcing the new law.
Answers to key questions about the new product,which may be faced by Ukrainians.
The truth, my friends, must be faced and lessons need to be learned.
These conclusions note the particular problems of exploitation andabuse which may be faced by refugee children.
Our company understands the difficulties that may be faced by our potential guests and we offer bookings without prepayment.
Com can be faced with real problems when it comes to finding qualified, motivated and therefore valuable new employees.
Our recent experiences have proved that such threats can no longer be faced individually or unilaterally.
In summarizing the proceedings, the Chair of the Working Group noted that the briefings by the Under-Secretaries-General showed the confidence of the Secretariat that security challenges could be faced.
Developing countries could, therefore, be faced with decreased external financing at the time when they needed it most.
The problems that affect our people have an increasingly transnational nature and this fact, instead of leading us to accept a new era of intervention,must be faced with a firm will to cooperate with one another.
Gender policies andinterventions thus may be faced with rejection both from the side of duty bearers and rights holders.
Recalling also the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, including the responsibility of business enterprises to respect human rights,bearing in mind the different risks that may be faced by women and men.
Attention was also drawn to the difficulties that might be faced by some countries in providing all the information listed.
Recalling also the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights: Implementing the United Nations"Protect, Respect and Remedy" Framework, including the responsibility of business enterprises to respect human rights,bearing in mind the different risks that may be faced by women and men.
The forum court could then be faced with a situation in which either both interests or neither interest had priority.
The present review contains a brief analysis of certain amendments that will inevitably be faced by all practicing lawyers and heads of companies in the nearest time.
Endocrinologists palpation may be faced with a relative increase in one part of the thyroid gland without changing its structure, which is perceived in the initial examination as a node.
The impoverishment and exclusion of an ever-growing multitude in today's world must be faced and fought in all its complexity to avoid dissipating energies and resources.