Examples of using Could face in English and their translations into German
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If found guilty on all charges, Pu could face 20 years in prison.
He could face them because nothing they could do to him could take away his happiness.
Just wish every window of the accommodation could face the views!
If you don't have it, you could face paying your mortgage for a long period while it is fixed.
I know I was invited, but, uh, I don't think I could face them all alone.
In conditions of chaos, which Egypt could face, the best-organized and most ruthless group often gets control of the government.
Emergency response in bomb blast- A scenario EMS providers could face Emergency Live.
Who on earth could face boiling bones for hours on end during the scorching Spanish summer weather, not to mention preparing the soup once the stock is made?
And in that moment, I felt I could face anything with you by my side.
Every time you make a withdrawal from your trading account you could face a fixed fee.
He told me he was acquiring such a force that he could face any obstacle, and will thus be capable of asserting in front of people the power of the divine force.
Needless to say, there are different security risks which you could face when visiting such websites.
That might not be the worst scenario a country could face, but it is not the most pleasant prospect for Russians, given their deeply ingrained sense of their status as a great power.
Trixie and the Illusions are the last opponents for the Rainbooms before they could face the Dazzlings in the finals.
But when you have a major six-week turnaround on a coker unit coming up, you need a plan in place to deal with theoutput from upstream units, or the entire refinery could face shutdown.
Ms Hellam(Group III)cited a concrete example on the problems that associations could face who want to be active in communicating Europe.
We seek too to insert safeguards for civil liberties by basing action clearly on international human rights documents, by reinforcing the principle of ne bis in idem, by taking account of time spent in detention awaiting trial and by allowing Member States refusal to extradite when there are manifestly sound reasons for doing so,including in those cases where a person found guilty could face a penalty of death.
It is true that the metalindustry is worried because the sectors concerned could face economic disadvantages if the problem is not solved quickly.
It requires human oversight and someone to test out various aspects such as magnifying text,viewing pages using specific viewers and considering all the barriers that could face disabled users.
Change the appearance of the tiles, the colors of the board or the dimension of thegame, and even could face a famous opponent, but in the end what remains is the good old checkers games of life.
Adams also cites Luxembourg's membership of the European Union as an advantage, just at a time when Switzerland's EU relations have soured,raising fears that Swiss-based financial firms could face restricted access in Europe.
Nega's crime was to report on the Arab Spring protests andto point out that Ethiopia could face similar protests if the government did not reform and open up.
While some observers still fret about inflation risk, others are concerned that the usual monetarytransmission mechanism is not working, and that the US could face a Japanese-style“lost decade.
While some observers still fret about inflation risk, others are concerned that the usual monetarytransmission mechanism is not working, and that the US could face a Japanese-style“lost decade,” while others worry about a 1930's-style slump in the industrial countries.
In a surreal then in a biblical landscape- both quite contemporary- people are on the move who we could know,who we hear on the next street corner, who we could face in todays Israel, Jordan, Palestine.
Players who call bets at these stages of the hand(especially those out of position)know they could face even larger bets later in the hand.
On top of the empathy we feel for the thousands of families shattered by grief, as we speak there are fears associated with the problems at the Fukushima nuclear power plant andthe dread of the dangers that we too could face in a similar or comparable situation.
According to the separate European Parliament report of February 2007, the CIA has conducted 1,245 flights,many of them to destinations where suspects could face torture, in violation of article 3 of the United Nations Convention Against Torture.
Supported the gathering of open fora for civil society and the public in general as a means to guarantee civil societyparticipation considering that any restricted joint body could face opposition on the basis of a possible lack of representativity.
Microsoft Outlook is definitely one of the most widely used email clients, but quite unfortunately, there are a lot of email storage formats and this tends to be a problem for those withcomputer systems running on the Windows OS as they could face a hurdle trying to convert eml files to Outlook in order to have any chance of decoding the information stored in the mails.