Examples of using Often face in English and their translations into Russian
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Women and children often face special problems.
Girls often face discrimination in accessing social services.
Schools and libraries still often face prosecution.
Migrants often face discrimination and exclusion.
There are different groups of children,and our teachers often face challenges.
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Youth often face discrimination in employment.
In this area, however, they often face resource constraints.
You can often face erectile dysfunction exercises in the Internet.
Investigative journalists often face forms of intimidation.
They often face harassment, animosity and violence in host countries.
Schools and libraries still often face the prosecutorial wrath.
I often face with questions about criteria during our work on Cannes IFF program.
In such situations, poor women often face double discrimination.
Both groups often face a precarious financial situation in old age.
Educational institutions andlibraries still often face the prosecutorial wrath.
Older persons often face discrimination in the workplace.
The grandmothers who care for their grandchildren often face tremendous difficulties.
Young women often face additional barriers.
Nonetheless, national aid management processes often face similar challenges.
However, women often face much harder burdens in migrating.
Foreign companies working with Russian partners often face unexpected problems.
Developing countries often face constraints in their balance of payments.
NOPDS further noted with concern that women with disabilities often face double discrimination.
Therefore, now they often face the question of how to register a trademark in Africa.
Internally displaced children separated from their families often face extremely precarious situations.
Key populations often face criminalization and high levels of stigma and discrimination.
When differentiating between legitimate and non-legitimate business practices,companies often face the following challenges.
Indigenous peoples often face grave health problems.
They often face prolonged detention or ill-treatment, and in some cases enslavement, rape or even murder.
Internally displaced persons often face serious protection challenges.