Примери коришћења Be confronted на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Only two witnesses can be confronted at the same time.
The far left element in America is a… destructive force that must be confronted.
A large part of the population will sometimes be confronted with this in the course of his/ her life.
Greek society is gradually realizing that racism is a threat and must be confronted.
The Holy Spirit knows that Jesus will be confronted and challenged by the devil, yet He leads Him there anyway.
I agree that evil in any form must be confronted.
And the more we learn,the more we will be confronted with decisions that we never had to face before about life, about death, about parenting.
So have courage and take risks despite the obstacles andthe hatred with which you will no doubt be confronted;
Because it cannot be appeased,” he says,“terrorism must be confronted on many fronts by all civil societies.".
Anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism and any nation that espouses anti-Zionism, like Iran,must be confronted.
These definitions of heritage can be confronted to other international definitions, especially UNESCO conventions(1972, 2003) and be compared, as follows.
It signals a situation andwarns that these practices must be confronted and eradicated," Borrell said.
You will work in teams, you will think globally about marketing, you will be able to recognize the ethical andlegal issues with which you may be confronted.
My prediction is that Russia andChina will soon be confronted with an unwelcome decision: accept American hegemony or go to war.
Anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism, and any nation that espouses anti-Zionism like Iran must be confronted,” he urged.
Students will be confronted with many different perspectives and will be guided to evaluate their effect in philosophical way- so they will analyze their basic concepts, methodology, arguments and their applicability.
You will not only get into contact with latest trends in practice butwill also be confronted with inspiring research.
During the second block of the academic year,you will be confronted not only with the fundamental aspects of arbitration law but you will also be challenged to understand principles of international arbitration from the comparative law perspective.
However, since Saturn is associated with negative karma,we might not always be confronted with the things we need to hear.
Humanity will be confronted with dangers of unprecedented character unless, in due time, measures can be taken to forestall a disastrous competition in such formidable armaments and to establish an international control of the manufacture and use of powerful materials.
The state which acknowledges Christianity as its supreme criterion, and the Bible as its Charter,must be confronted with the words of Holy Scripture, for every word of Scripture is holy.
The State, which acknowledges Christianity as its supreme embodiment and the Bible as its charter,must be confronted with the words of Holy Writ, for the writings are sacred to the letter.
The fact is that changes in traffic regulations are made quite often, about 1-2 times a year,and you may be confronted with a situation where the rules were recently changed.
There should be no doubt that people who might think that there is a solution for the problem through violence will be confronted by a stern and determined KFOR," de Hoop Scheffer said, following a meeting with Kosovo leaders.
When a person tries to understand what he is doing wrong and why it is impossible to achieve advertising and the characteristics required by society,it will inevitably be confronted with negative things, whereas it is necessary to think about the need for such achievements for his soul.
Africa is confronted with numerous challenges.
Every argument is confronted by a counter- argument.
These United States are confronted with an economic affliction of great proportions.
Every day parents are confronted with problems that require specific solutions.
After that, the person is confronted with the strongest hallucinations.