Examples of using Be confronted in English and their translations into German
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She has to be confronted.
However, challenges remain and they will have to be confronted.
They had to be confronted with it slowly.
All of us, whether we are well-prepared or not, will eventually be confronted with this situation.
RES-E can be confronted with a lack of sufficient grid capacity.
In order to increase its resistance, the muscle must be confronted with a heavy workload.
To only ever be confronted with being forbidden doesn't do anyone any good.
Volunteers would be given the same rights, as they would be confronted by similar difficulties of travel.
A regime that would target hospitals, refugee camps,schools or bread lines in order to retain power must be confronted.
And I don't have to be confronted by that fact no more.
This situation which threatens the entire future of Europe and of humanity cannot andmust not be confronted by us any longer without action.
These challenges can be confronted only if cohesion policy remains a Community policy.
Ireland, Luxembourg,Denmark and all but one region of the Netherlands will not be confronted with a population decline before 2025.
These challenges can only be confronted if innovative and multi-disciplinary approaches are taken.
In addition, minority shareholders who are willing to engage with companies may also be confronted with the difficulties set out below.
No doubt that all the PC resources will be confronted and vital all the features and abilities of the windows system will be deactivated.
This under-consumption is closely linked to the cumbersome procedures that have to be confronted by those involved in local development.
On the other hand, an entomologist can be confronted with cases when insufficiently prepared of wrongly stored material has already been damaged.
However, the Commission stands ready to trigger similarmechanisms in the future for Member States that may be confronted with an emergency situation.
I thought it only right that their father be confronted by the little people whose lives he's destroyed.
Should you be confronted with unforeseen faults during software operation: the GEOSYSTEMS Support is known for its active and uncomplicated help.
Empirical studies have shown that cognitive-based attitudes must be confronted with cognitive-based arguments on the same level.
Should we not precisely be confronted with them, so we appreciate the full horror and can act to prevent it wherever possible?
This distance can reach a critical point, where the various spheres are already becoming independent anda sphere without communication can already be confronted to the other.
In this video they will not be confronted but be joined to defeat the Joker.
Framing Effect: People can be confronted with the same information- but depending on how it is presented, they can make different decisions based on it.
More emphasis should be placed on safety, security and crisis management,as controllers may be confronted with emergencies such as plane hijackings and bomb threats.
On the other hand in thenew environment non-native hosts may be confronted with microbes that feature new combinations of beneficial and detrimental functions.
For I find it hard toconceive how the terrorist threat can be confronted effectively except through international cooperation and disciplines.
Lack of standards in e-Procurementprocesses: for the foreseeable future, suppliers will be confronted with an e-Procurement landscape consisting of different e-Procurement platforms and arrangements.