Примеры использования When confronted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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When confronted by turmoil, he will remember to remain calm.
It does not close its eyes when confronted with injustice and poverty.
When confronted by superior numbers an experienced gunfighter will fire on the best shot first.
On the other hand she has no idea how to act when confronted with barefaced innocence and a free and alert intelligence.
But when confronted with it every day, and even more so if your own home- Kresty then you can hear it even music.
She highlighted that many difficulties were experienced by the justice system,particularly when confronted with issues relating to discrimination.
Their dicks get limp when confronted by a powerful woman, so what do they do?
Those people who do not believe in Ascension or the New Age prophesies in general,will often resort to ridicule when confronted with the facts.
When confronted with mistletoe in your office you told Mr. Peterson these vile plants promote free sex?
While small States need to possess a degree of military capability, when confronted with any outside threat their first line of defence will always have to be diplomacy.
When confronted by a predator, chimpanzees will react with loud screams and use any object they can against the threat.
Standard operating procedures andinstructions to guide military components in taking action when confronted with human rights violations and issues are developed in 1 peacekeeping operation.
When confronted about the recent killings he committed, Nygma reveals he just needs a person who knows his riddles so he can help him.
If arms control, non-proliferation and disarmament agreements and commitments are to support the security of all nations,all nations must respond when confronted with non-compliance.
The master extols eternal beauty when confronted with life, showing that Existence lurks behind ordinary, everyday matters.
The following year, he was assigned to Captain-General John Campbell Loudoun in Halifax, Nova Scotia,where a planned expedition against Louisbourg turned back when confronted by a larger French fleet.
The courts failed to apply human rights norms when confronted with various forms of racial discrimination that grossly violated the dignity of black people.
On the basis of a broad mandate and in a spirit of dialogue, consensus and solidarity,he had from the start shown his dedication and courage when confronted with the genocide in Rwanda.
When confronted with a situation that posed a threat to international peace and security, it was enabled to take appropriate military or non-military measures to redress the situation.
The Holy See considers it to be legitimate for the international community to resort to economic sanctions when confronted with a specific Government which has acted in a manner which places world peace in danger.
This can be very tempting,especially when confronted with the horrendous suffering following natural disasters, HIV/AIDS epidemics and conflict situations where gross human rights violations exist.
It is necessary here to focus on the indigenous society and its customary law, andwhat actually happens when confronted with the reality of criminal law and the effects produced by a sanction.
In addition, the issue of physical security and military recruitment of refugee children is covered in the newly revised UNHCR Guidelines on Protection and Care of Refugee Children, providing guidance to field officers andcooperating non-governmental organizations(NGOs) when confronted with the problem.
She noted with satisfaction that the Committee had the possibility, when confronted with acute cases of racial discrimination, of taking early warning measures or initiating urgent action procedures.
For the sake of our future, and the prestige and relevancy of the United Nations, it is essential that the United Nations does not shy away from reacting effectively and decisively when confronted with real and formidable dangers.
Some states might not accept this restriction on their national security when confronted with the possibility of a competitor's deployment of a constellation of a significant number of space-based weapons.
The man who has trained himself to listen for the voice of intuition, which means trained himself to wait for it to speak and disciplined himself to be inwardly alert yet also inwardly quiet for it, does not have to suffer the painful conflicts andtormenting divisions which others do when confronted by issues demanding a choice or a decision.
That is why my delegation believes that any sign of indifference orsilence on the part of the international community when confronted with the spectre of violence and the use of weapons of mass destruction can prove fatal for international peace and security.
In addition, the Committee believes that the international community cannot remain passive when confronted with the crises in the bilateral negotiating process and that it is politically and morally bound to assist the parties to overcome the obstacles that still threaten the peace process.
It can reinforce a community's consciousness of its specific cultural traditions, resources and institutions so that its members are better prepared to express their rights,visions and priorities when confronted with development interventions initiated by a third party, whether in the area of land use, education, health or conflict prevention.