Examples of using Confronts in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Political
The Lord confronts the evildoers.
Mulder pulls up and confronts him.
She confronts the intruder. He shoots her.
She reaches the church and confronts Claudia.
Murivale confronts all obstacles, which are by no means few since.
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The 14th edition of documenta confronts reality.
The world market confronts humans as an alien power.
And now, my loyal subjects, a grave duty confronts us all.
The given content confronts a content which we have produced.
It is far easier to recognise an enemy who openly confronts people….
An angry Andy confronts Tracy and tells her he wants half the settlement money.
Their effective high air delivery confronts a low wearing.
Thus the problem confronts us as to how this deduction is to be carried out.
Bottom- PIERCE BROSNAN as James Bond confronts Renard ROBERT CARLYLE.
She confronts the wall in an absurd and bizarre duel. Tank.
Home> Ukraine forum confronts failures in governance.
The Captain confronts Ralph and Josephine as they try to leave the ship.
Monday to Taranto will hold a table of confronts between Italian harbour pilots.
At the same time, it confronts the Bauhaus design with current debates and tendencies in design and with the works of contemporary designers, artists and architects.
The first form in which all this confronts us stands finished before us.
Spiridon Neven DuMont confronts pictorial spaces, those of architecture, for instance, or spatially interpreted landscape photographs, with the dynamically designed, non-figurative style of abstract painting.
The Western commitment to showing face openly confronts a culture of the veil.
However, tourism also confronts the challenge of sustainable development.
With a sense of irony andoccasionally biting ridicule the artist confronts social realities and dares to break social taboos.
In-house environmental protection confronts a company with the challenge of deriving the respective requirements from a large number of different legal areas e. g.
Whitaker's Assault Rifle: When Bond confronts Whitaker, the agent is armed with his trust Walther PPK.
He consistently confronts socially critical and taboo-breaking themes.
Unfortunately, Europe confronts another deficit: a lack of political leadership.
The TRAFIS project confronts these challenges in the following project structure.
Productive labour- as value producing- always confronts capital as the labour of isolated workers, whatever social combinations those workers may enter into in the production process.