Examples of using Also face in English and their translations into Polish
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Women also face diminishing educational opportunities.
Emerging economies are returning to growth at a faster pace than the EU although some of them also face major economic challenges.
America must also face the rapidly growing threat from cyber-attacks. Applause.
In addition to climate change mitigation, agriculture and forestry also face the challenge of adapting to climate change.
SMEs also face obstacles when accessing public procurement markets, when selling to consumers cross-border or applying standards.
Children 10-12 years old also face this problem, and no less than adults.
You may also face a problem, in case you forget the lock code of your mobile device, factory reset your Smartphone, or do some wrong software updates on your mobile device.
At the northern end are double-height common rooms which also face the botanical garden, and can be opened entirely in summer.
Many women also face additional stresses such as responsibilities both at work and home, single parenthood, and caring for children and for aging parents.
Where new entrants pose an external threat to companies, they also face competition from other established firms within their industry.
Most countries also face significant challenges in terms of economic governance and competitiveness, with low levels of investment and high levels of unemployment.
Mobile casino gaming Much like with real-world casinos and online casinos,players also face odds against them when they play mobile casino games.
Forensic scientists also face intense regulatory requirements, increasing throughput demands and limited resources.
The Commission recognises that SMEs,as weaker parties with less bargaining power, also face contract law related difficulties especially when using digital content.
The movement could also face the internal organisational challenge of how to retain a non-hierarchical, open approach as it grows.
Hidden nature of the EU market has recently launched a strong technical barriers to increase the difficulty of Chinese exports, Chinese enterprises andother metal products industries also face a severe test.
Pan-European defence companies also face difficulties in cross-border cooperation between different plants because of diverging licensing regimes.
Nonetheless, this strategic priority should not be implemented at the expense of promotion efforts aimed at the internal market,where European agri-food products must also face increasingly keen competition from imported products.
EU companies also face an opaque and burdensome legal and judicial system that offers insufficient guarantees of legal protection of the rights of EU companies.
At present, the problems is how to distributor the profit, in fact, nextchip has clearly revealed the intention to cooperate with Dahua,Dahua to push their own chipset also face many difficult, in future, maybe these three system can be used together!
The EU will also face demographic challenges in the next decades with a rapidly ageing population, a progressively shrinking labour force and an increasing old-age dependency ratio.
In addition to climate change mitigation, agriculture and forestry also face the challenge of adapting to climate change, being the sectors hardest hit by adverse climatic events.
They also face more complex issues such as compliance with foreign laws, for example mandatory rules of contract law, customs rules, technical regulations and standards, managing technology transfer and protecting intellectual or industrial property rights.
In addition to climate change mitigation, agriculture and forestry also face the challenge of adapting to climate change, which again has an impact on the need and possibilities for mitigation.
SMEs also face particular challenges in raising equity capital, with European venture capital suffering a slow-down in private equity activity in 2008-2014 in terms of fund-raising, investment levels(notwithstanding a slight pick-up in 2014) and divestment conditions, and remaining fragmented across countries and all the more dependent on a lifeline from public investors.
We should continue being active on various geographical priorities, but also face new challenges and horizontal issues like climate security, energy security, space security, cyber-security, migration flows and many others.
Leasing companies also face registration problems, at least if they are the holder of the registration certificate and when the motor vehicle is used by a person established in another Member State.
Operators of retransmission services, which aggregate a high number of TV andradio channels into packages, also face difficulties for acquiring all the rights necessary to retransmit the television and radio programmes of broadcasting organisations.
Many citizens also face language problems: one in ten people had difficulties in communicating in another language when calling 112 while abroad, even though Member States say their 112 emergency centres can handle 112 calls at least in English.
But the creative andcultural sectors also face major challenges stemming from the digital shift and globalisation, as well as from a high fragmentation of markets along cultural and linguistic lines.