Examples of using Were facing in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Americans were facing the Russians.
The developing countries'efforts to become part of the globalization process were facing a number of constraints.
The legions were facing different ways.
In that context,it was impossible to give priority attention to women because both genders were facing the same difficulties.
You were facing 20-odd years for cooking meth. That right?
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There had been a sharpdecline in the living conditions of the Palestinian people, who were facing increasing hardship in all areas of life.
It's not like we were facing five or six jokers who shotgunned one of Chet's nightclubs.
Most of the fall was due to lower contributions from European countries, many of which were facing severe fiscal constraints.
Your loved ones who were facing a long and painful demise will be saved, and no disease will ever threaten them again.
The European Court of Human Rights has considered atleast two cases of rejected asylum seekers who were facing deportation to Somalia.
Both bodies were facing similar situations with regard to forced disappearances in that neither treaty addressed the issue.
On 6 August 1999, the Special Rapporteur transmitted an urgent appeal on behalf of John Higgs andDavid Mitchel who were facing imminent execution.
However, many other developing countries were facing the challenge of increasing food and energy prices, particularly in Africa.
The Council noted with concernthat half a million internally displaced persons and several million people were facing serious drought in both countries.
They were opening biohacker spaces, and some of them were facing much greater challenges than we did, more regulations, less resources.
Through Plane Stupid,I have had a lot of connections with the campaign and communities around Heathrow that were facing complete destruction.
In addition, over 150 security personnel were facing charges before military courts, but the Mission was not informed of the nature of the charges.
On 23 February the Special Rapporteur transmitted anurgent appeal on behalf of two German brothers who were facing imminent execution in the State of Arizona.
Many women were facing violence in their lives because of harmful traditions, customs, or religious or cultural practices or armed conflicts.
They have therefore asked theCommittee to deal with the case as a matter of urgency, as they were facing imminent expulsion when they submitted their complaint.
Also, the Kanak people were facing ongoing discrimination and required skills training in technical and management areas, capacity-building and transfer of competencies.
The observer for Palestine expressed appreciation to those delegations that supporteda" humanitarian request" from the Palestinian people who were facing an environmental catastrophe.
Many industrialized countries, especially in Western Europe, were facing difficult economic conditions and some were experiencing unprecedented social unrest.
The Special Rapporteur transmitted one urgent appeal to the Government of Uganda on29 April concerning 28 persons who were facing execution between 28 and 30 April.
The challenges that the RECs were facing in their efforts to achieve integration included lack of policy commitment by member States and inadequate implementation of the related protocols.
Mr. DOS SANTOS GOURGEL(Angola) said that the present session was taking place at atime when a number of developing countries were facing deep economic and social crises.
It was alleged that the majority of the detainees were conscripts who hadfled Eritrea to avoid military service, and who were facing imminent deportation to Eritrea.
This sharp deterioration of the human rights situation inSouth Sudan only compounds the many human rights challenges that were facing the country before the conflict began.