Exemplos de uso de Have had to face em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Many countries have had to face the question.
There was never a project like this that some experienced engineers have had to face.
You have had to face and cope with quite a lot.
There has never been a time when you have had to face the darkness by yourselves.
People have had to face this problem in preservation and construction work.
In recent years,many people born during the Year of the Dog have had to face and overcome many obstacles.
We have had to face that power, we have an excellent training.
It will require, for instance,people believing in themselves who may never have had to face a serious challenge.
I imagine you have had to face the same problem in the Arabic peninsula….
Comments have been made, not only in this House, in an attempt to reduce and make light of what our government,our country and our people have had to face.
Parents in the city of New Jersey have had to face the ugly truth that their adolescents are into substance abuse.
I think that this is a good report anda good solution for the problems we in the European Union are facing and have had to face before.
Many people have had to face this situation, and what many of them never consider is the ways in which it can make your relationship stronger.
This is just a brief summary of the reality that the Cuban people have had to face and with which they have had to live throughout more than 40 years.
This article takes a comparative look at the essential characteristics of these countries' social models andthe new challenges which these have had to face over the past 15 years or so.
More efficient companies, which have had to face all the rigours of competition, will overtake the national champions once they appear on the international markets.
Psychologists say that most often about dreams with bedbugs they are told by people who have had to face strong experiences, one way or another connected with insects.
A faith that never faltered, not even in the long period of spiritual dryness with which God wanted to try her on that point, however,it's well to remember that other great mystical saints have had to face a similar ordeal.
PL Mr President, I am speaking because Poland is one of those countries which have had to face the biggest problems in terms of a sudden reduction in expenditure and extraction potential in the coal industry.
In Brazil and Mexico,the districts have had to face international competition over prices as a result of strong Chinese inroads into the North American market. This competition has led to greater vertical integration on the one hand and to district differentiation on the other.
What selfish complicity often lies at the root of an agonizing decision which so many women have had to face on their own, who still carry in their heart an open wound!
Cuban boxers, whose prestige is internationally recognized, have had to face attempts at bribery and corruption aimed at violently snatching gold medals from the country, at buying highly trained and experienced boxers, as they try to do in the case of baseball players and other prominent athletes.
I do not need to relate the names of the organisations andindividuals concerned, but none of us have had to face the kind of threat we face- now and in the long term- from al-Qa'ida and its supporters.
Refugees who come to Europe from the developing world,and who often have had to face enormous problems, such as violence, lack of the means to live and lack of access to medical care, should be given care organised in the best possible way by EU Member States.
EL Madam President, I, too, would like to endorse and welcome the present compromise,because it raises the question of democratic deficits which women in particular have had to face for years, when they help their self-employed husbands in trade, in handicrafts, in small and medium-sized enterprises and in the liberal professions, without any recognition over the years for their work.
Nonetheless, in the period 2000-2010,the European Union has had to face many challenges.
I regret the timetable difficulties which Parliament has had to face.
One of the biggest hurdles this policy area has had to face is visibility.
The first priority area,identified in the light of the crises Europe has had to face in recent times and is still facing now, is police.
On numerous occasions our country has had to face up to new diseases affecting people, plantations and herds, many of them deliberately introduced.