Examples of using Facing us in English and their translations into Czech
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Facing us alone?
The one facing us.
Facing us, so we can see it.
South of the entrance, facing us.
Facing us, just like you're doing now.
That is the challenge facing us.
In view of the challenges facing us in the field of migration policy, that is something we cannot afford.
And now there's a new danger facing us.
This is the stark issue facing us today in Burma, in China, in the Caucasus, and in very many regions of the world.
It looks like a storage room with a small window facing us.
As a result, the main challenge now facing us is to free ourselves from dependence on Russian raw materials.
I guess they thought suicide was better than facing us.
What we did, whatever you think of our motives,the problem facing us right now is Andromeda, and it's getting worse by the minute.
Today, the spectre of climate change has forced many geologists, including myself,to confront the stark realities of one big question facing us all.
This gives you an idea of the difficulty facing us, but we must reach an agreement where Europe's economic and industrial competitiveness is maintained.
The coward must freaked at the thought of facing us together.
I hope that at the end of the day we really will find a solution to the problems facing us, namely how we acquire more investment and obtain more reasonable prices and how we achieve security of supply in the European energy sector.
These are not my words;they are taken from the speech given by President Obama in Prague recently on the biggest threat facing us.
The main challenge currently facing us in the area of collective agreements involves taking account of the fact that migrant workers, posted workers and workers employed in their home country must all be guaranteed the same rights.
The fact that we are still debating this communication at this stage does not seem to constitute a sufficiently rapid response to the scale of the challenges facing us.
If people see that we- the Presidency, Parliament and the Commission- have come together andsuccessfully met the challenges facing us in a crisis situation, I am sure that this will create a fundamentally positive and constructive mood in the run-up to the European elections.
I therefore welcome the fact that this debate has revealed an overwhelming consensus among Members of this House that we must make massive efforts to master the challenges facing us.
Owing to the strategic importance of the United States for the EU, and vice versa, a transatlantic partnership should be strengthened at the next summit soas to consolidate the ability to take action to deal with the challenges currently facing us, from the current serious socio-economic crisis, to issues such as disarmament, the fight against terrorism, climate change, respect for human rights, etc.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I think the genuine satisfaction that has emerged in this debate shows that Members were aware of just how difficult yetimportant the task facing us was.
It is strong when it does not see itself as a technocratic administrative leader, butunderstands that the challenges facing us require transnational European responses.
Of course there will be some hesitations, some doubts certainly and also of course the need to be a bit more ambitious but, I must stress,everything will be balanced within the context in which we live and according to the difficulties facing us.
The view of this House will probably be different, but we are only at the beginning of the budgetary procedure and we still have plenty of time to harmonise our views on the structure of the 2009 budget andto respond to the challenges facing us as a result of the Commission's new proposals.
This is the question that faces us today.
Every important undertaking that faces us is limited by biology.
And since they won't dare face us, they will go for our backs.