Примери за използване на Had faced на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Countries that had faced recession recently.
On Friday August 9th, civil protection chief, Nikos Hardalias,explained that this has been the first time since 2012 that the country had faced such a mix of high temperatures, strong winds and low humidity.
Enron had faced severe criticism over their contemptuous way of doing business.
From his childhood, he had faced many hardships.
Both programmes had faced cuts to help fund the EU contribution to the European Fund for Strategic Investments(EFSI).
It was previously in Russia, andnow Turkey had faced with this on July 15th.
She was a woman who had faced unbelievable challenges and who was living with a great deal of sadness.
Her mother explained that each of these objects had faced the same situation, boiling water.
Throughout its history,eBay had faced each new challenge with an eye on its founding values and an ear for community members.
Her mother explained that each of these objects had faced the same adversity- boiling water.
Both initiatives had faced cuts as part of measures to help finance the EU guarantee for the European Fund for Strategic Investments(EFSI).
Ms. Skinner spotlighted that,for the first time, the U.S. had faced a“great power competitor that is not Caucasian”.
Ahrun Ravi, 20, had faced 10 years in prison after being convicted in March of invasion of privacy, witness tampering, evidence tampering, and the hate crime of bias intimidation.
She added that her son,a former prime minister, had faced“too many attacks and too much malice”.
A 2011 poll by the National Science Teachers Association found that 82 percent of teachers encountered skepticism about climate change from students, and54 percent had faced skepticism from parents.
Most of the superrich had faced serious setbacks and crises.
For instance, when Lady Constance Lytton was imprisoned in 1909, and quickly released,she was determined to expose the fact that working class suffragettes had faced much more brutal treatment than her.
Mr Trump, who speaks often about his support for the US military, had faced criticism for not yet visiting troops as he comes up on his two-year mark in office.
While the cooperation between the epidemiologists and the WHO was considered to have worked well on the whole,the ECDC reported to the ETF that the deployed experts had faced considerable logistical problems.
What she found was that 95% of workers had faced a“difficult situation” at work, and 78% of those had rated that situation“extremely difficult.” 46% of workers had left their job as a result.
The Kaspersky Lab later came to the conclusion that the world had faced a new ransomware, naming it NotPetya.
Obama, who departed Washington late Thursday for Africa, had faced criticism from rights groups and growing calls to press the issue aggressively while in a region known for a bleak record on human rights.
Zeid Truscott of the National Union of Students spoke of how student activists had faced attempts to clamp down on campaigning.
He mentioned that in the recent past the Orthodox world had faced a similar threat to the Orthodox unity caused by the schism that tormented the Bulgarian Orthodox Church in the 1990s.
Pompeo said the USA government had raised the issue at least 30 times since 2013 with Moscow but had faced what he said were denials and counter-actions.
Matteo Salvini, on the other hand,claimed his country had faced 650,000 arrivals by sea over the past four years, 430,000 asylum requests and the hosting of 170,000"alleged refugees" for an overall cost of more than £4.4million.
One of them had stamped my feet,” she said, insisting that some of her friends,too, had faced similar predicaments at one point or the other.
Ms Jourova noted that the UK authorities had faced"practical challenges" in organising the elections to the European Parliament, since the UK had been preparing to exit the EU on 29 March, but on 11 April the EU had agreed to extend the deadline to 31 October.
On Friday, civil protection chief Nikos Hardalias said it was the first time since 2012 that the country had faced such a mix of high temperatures, strong winds and low humidity.
But Italy's Interior Minister andDeputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said his country had faced 650,000 arrivals by sea over the past four years, 430,000 asylum requests and the hosting of 170,000"alleged refugees" for an overall cost of more than 5 billion euros(S$7.92 billion).