Examples of using Be faced in English and their translations into Czech
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He must be faced.
You will be faced with a total of ten puzzles!
This has to be faced.
CBS could be faced with a multi-billion dollar lawsuit.
Marius… this must be faced.
But they must be faced, or the nightmares will continue.
Reckon with the irreconcilable conscience that must be faced.
Of ten puzzles! You will be faced with a total.
We may be faced with an alarming number of weddings soon.
Real grievances must be faced- and left behind.
Yeah. might be faced with a life-or-death choice. Now, in battle, any crewmember.
Hopefully, we will never again be faced with such choices.
But he and his one-eyed son, Sven, they murdered my family,and they must be faced.
Reality is tough,but it must be faced with choices of courage and strength.
We may be faced with an attempt to reduce and limit these rights, particularly in countries where these are more advanced.
Some relationships can seem easy from the start… and others can be faced with tremendous obstacles.
The question should be faced, and I attended the COP last year in New York.
Lithuania knows only too well the kind of problems that have to be faced following such closures.
Considering that we shall probably be faced with high food prices for some time to come, we must do more to eliminate poverty, and the Slovene Presidency will make efforts to this end.
It is appalling that these long journey times have to be faced by animals in their last few days of life.
In the course of their discussions with us,they have repeatedly emphasised the difficulties their undertakings might be faced with.
With ethnic and social discrimination,which may be faced by up to 189,000 regular female migrants in our territory, it is a barrier that is very difficult to surmount.
However, it is still necessary to bear in mind problems which may be faced by particular economies.
The latter may be faced with losing its competitive edge and with a fall in economic growth compared to the situation in other parts of the world characterised by swift demographic growth.
If we were to broadcast an interview with him, that knowing he had that agreement… The management of CBS has told us… CBS could be faced with a multi-billion dollar lawsuit.
However, in this situation, I think that we may be faced with the adverse consequences which would result from this: the arsonist is not necessarily the property owner and I do not understand why the latter ought to be punished.
If you have built a consortium of commission-based contraband vendors, you run the risk of being name-dropped to the police if those in your charge be faced with incarceration.
Do we want to avoid paying now for global warming andthe problems this is causing in Africa and later be faced with a destabilising country, or continent, and large groups of refugees?
I consider it absolutely important that all of them take determined action to ensure that the directive is implemented in sufficient time so as not to nullify the efforts made by those Member States in which implementation is more advanced, andwhich would therefore be faced with serious difficulties in accessing an internal market, one of the most important components of which would be obstructed.