Примери коришћења We need to face на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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We need to face.
The second observation I'd like to make is we need to face the truth that governments and corporations aren't going to solve this issue for us.
We need to face facts.
The second observation I'd like to make is we need to face the truth that governments and corporationsaren't going to solve this issue for us.
We need to face reality.
If we take into account important role of the media in a democratic society, we need to face the fact that in this system, we do not have active and efficient means to prevent and sanction discriminatory approach to media. Our main media-related law, the Law on free information, in its principle provisions forbids any restriction of the free information flow and discrimination.
We need to face reality.
I think we need to face the cold, hard truth.
We need to face our own shadow.
Sometimes we need to face our demons before they seek us out.
We need to face our challenges.
We need to face up to fear.
We need to face'the other inconvenient truth.'.
We need to face'the other inconvenient truth.' A global crisis in agriculture.
We need to face our fears and take back our streets, our cities, our neighborhoods.
Today, we need to face a situation in which the Helsinki principles, which participating States solemnly reaffirmed in the Charter of Paris twenty-five years ago, have been violated;
Today, we need to face a situation in which the Helsinki principles, which participating States solemnly reaffirmed in the Charter of Paris twenty-five years ago, have been violated;
I believe we need to face the possibility that some of the strange flying objects that outperform the best aircraft in our inventory and defy explanation may indeed be visitors from afar- and there's plenty of evidence to support UFO sightings.
I believe we need to face the possibility that some of the strange flying objects that surpass the best aircraft in our inventory and challenge the explanations may indeed be visitors from afar- and there is much evidence to support the UFO sightings.
Today, we need to face a situation in which the Helsinki principles, which participating States solemnly reaffirmed in the Charter of Paris twenty-five years ago, have been violated; we are in the midst of the worst crisis of European security since the end of the Cold War.
He wrote:"I believe we need to face the possibility that some of the strange flying objects that outperform the best aircraft in our inventory and defy explanation may indeed be visitors from afar- and there's plenty of evidence to support UFO sightings.".
Today, we need to face a situation in which the Helsinki principles, which participating States solemnly reaffirmed in the Charter of Paris twenty-five years ago, have been violated; we are in the midst of the worst crisis of European security since the end of the Cold War. To make matters worse, this is happening at a time, when increasingly complex transnational security challenges are affecting all participating States without exception and require a joint and coordinated response.
Sometimes we just need to face reality and accept the truth.