Examples of using Be faced in English and their translations into German
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Some interferences and delays from and to UK must be faced.
That fact must be faced from the outset.
The whole civilized world will be faced….
None of these challenges can be faced by our countries acting alone.
But as the science improves, the insurance problem will have to be faced.
But the facts must be faced openly.
How does shipping profit from digitalization and which challenges must be faced?
Syriza will very soon be faced with a choice.
This has to be faced and we have to emphasise it in our relations with the authorities in Member States.
Hopefully, we will never again be faced with such choices.
Merits and sins may be faced in this life, in the afterlife, or in one of our next lives.
Accidents can happen in an instant and you can be faced with costly damage.
All these challenges could only be faced collectively, with all stakeholders, including the social partners and CSOs.
The problems of economy and environment in the society must be faced as a whole.
These are matters that must be faced, they cannot be swept away.
Industrial sectors must understand present-day changes and challenges butalso anticipate the challenges with which they will be faced in future.
Dining-room door, opening inwards, should not be faced with a chair, however, this recommendation applies to other rooms.
Long-term care is one of the key social challenges facing all the countries of the European Union andone which will have to be faced squarely in the future.
Numerous problems had to be faced, including the unexpected destruction of the radio-collars by the birds and the failure of the radios to work.
However, it is stillnecessary to bear in mind problems which may be faced by particular economies.
But one day, almost every gardener has to be faced with a situation where some tree dries out with age or due to illness.
We have evolved to live under a particular set of conditions andwould then be faced with an entirely different environment.
Nevertheless, we will always be faced with situations in which one or other development debars full exploitation of the lines.
In the wake of the economicand financial market crisis, Europe will be faced with an extremely strained employment situation.
Moody could be faced with a three-month disqualification for the race day treatment using the poultice, which stewards have opened an inquiry into.
An offense changes circumstances and introduces issues that must be faced and dealt with, whether the offender is genuinely repentant or not.
The workers' government will from the start be faced with the task of uniting its forces with those of the socialist proletariat of Western Europe.
Editor's note: In a person's life,there are periods where one can be faced with a situation that could lead to untimely death.
If we think a couple of years ahead then non-universityhealthcare facilities will therefore soon be faced with the task of making their data available for clinical purposes too.