Примеры использования Sometimes face на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My two-year-old son usually runs her, but sometimes faces!
Newcomer students sometimes face( unintentional) discrimination in schools.
At the same time,Herdt said the company sometimes faces difficulties.
In Poland NGOs now sometimes face pressure, making it harder to work there.
Similar guides had been published for Jewish travelers, who sometimes faced discrimination.
Many countries, especially the poorer ones, sometimes faced acute food crises which condemned millions of people to a cycle of hunger and poverty.
Further, it highlights the progress made towards meeting the requirements set out in the Migrants Protocol andthe difficulties that States sometimes face in implementing its provisions.
For a variety of reasons, implementing partners sometimes face difficulties in submitting this report quickly.
One practical problem sometimes faced by awarding authorities concerns proposals for changes in the composition of project consortia during the selection proceedings.
Her organization had found that African men sometimes faced more difficulties than African women.
However, women sometimes face certain restrictions in the work environment, especially in enjoying the various rights prescribed in the relevant legislation.
For a variety of reasons, implementing partners sometimes face difficulties in submitting this report quickly.
Lawyers sometimes face insurmountable difficulties in their attempts to meet their clients in private and gain access to transcriptions of court hearings and copies of case materials.
They suffer from numerous diseases,not least because of lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation, and sometimes face discrimination in accessing public-health facilities.
Users who use Extended ASCII Codes sometimes face an issue when one of the characters of their alphabet is incorrectly processed by programs.
The report also highlights the progress made towards meeting the requirements set out in the Protocol andthe difficulties that States sometimes face in implementing the provisions of the Protocol.
The legislators in countries in transition sometimes face serious difficulties in defining the ownership rights in the basic legal acts.
The report also highlights the progress made towards meeting the requirements set out in the Protocol andthe difficulties that States sometimes face in implementing the provisions of the Protocol.
Currently, developing countries sometimes faced a choice between importing polluting technologies or industries and foregoing economic development.
The Committee is concerned that children of African descent andchildren of ethnic minorities sometimes face a long period waiting for adoption by a family of the same ethnic origin.
In the political sphere they sometimes face serious discrimination in seeking justice and also tend to be excluded from decision-making processes, often being considered second-class citizens.
UNHCR lost one staff member in theDemocratic Republic of the Congo and another in the Syrian Arab Republic in circumstances that underline the dangers nationally recruited staff members sometimes face in their home environments.
The workshop sought to address the discrimination that sometimes faces AIDS patients in hospitals, orphans and widows, as well as stigmatization in schools and homes.
Children with disabilities are frequently excluded or educated in auxiliary schools-- practices still supported by the majority of parents-- and Roma children sometimes face discrimination from education professionals and other children.
In process of effecting of foreign economic activity companies sometimes face unconscientious foreign counterparties which refuse to fulfil their obligations under the contract properly.
Mr. Rosenthal(Guatemala)(spoke in Spanish): Resolution 65/265 adopted today refers not only to the situation in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, but, equally importantly, to the United Nations, its various intergovernmental forums andthe difficult dilemmas we sometimes face in reconciling the different principles and purposes contained in the Charter.
In some States,children below the minimum age of criminal responsibility sometimes face the risk of prosecution, arrest, deprivation of liberty, or of administrative penalties being imposed.
Relief personnel sometimes face delays obtaining visas, and even when visas are initially waived(or tourist visas substituted), problems arise if the relief workers are still occupied when the brief validity period of such alternatives has passed.
Moreover, extending public school funding rights to private religious schools could compound the problems of religious coercion and ostracism sometimes faced by minority religious groups in homogeneous rural areas of the province.
In practice however women sometimes face difficulties. Khula requires intervention of the court and considering the overall situation of women, their mobility etc. it becomes difficult for them to access their right.